Sentence examples for made continuing from inspiring English sources

Bob Bryan said accumulating so many victories has made continuing to pursue titles easier.

She had concluded that the combination of her injured shoulder and the asthma attack made continuing impossible.

Race officials ordered swimmers out of the water twice when thunder, lightning, pelting rain and poor visibility made continuing dangerous.

We started at 1 30 Eastern time and quit only when dusk made continuing lethal, both for the bear and the carver.

Eric Jacobsen conducted a shapely reading of Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony, a piece the Knights had attempted at a Naumburg concert last summer, but gave up on that occasion when a storm made continuing impossible.

Dr. Zhou published research in journals like Science and Physical Review Letters but said he left the laboratory because officials made continuing his work difficult, revoking his computer access, for example, and because the atmosphere had soured for Asians.

"We are ceasing the magazine's publication because, unfortunately, market conditions made continued publishing impossible.

The first is to ensure that the changes that have been made continue following termination, and the second is to minimize the risk of relapse.

More importantly, the mounting concerns regarding metal ion release as well as early high failure rates of large-head MoM made continued recruitment unjustifiable.

He has resisted so far; this result makes continuing to do so easier.

In this regard, Mr. Mosler said, Cushman & Wakefield would have to make continuing investments in technology.