Sentence examples for may continue over from inspiring English sources

"Flooding can have profound effects on people's mental health and wellbeing that may continue over extended periods of time," said Virginia Murray, head of extreme events at the government agency.

While debate may continue over whether Mr. Obama is drawing an inordinate share of attention from mainstream news and entertainment outlets, there is generally little pretense of balance in major African-American media outlets.

From corner stores to corporate boardrooms, the consensus in Mumbai these days is that stagnation may continue over the next few months, although almost no one expects a steep downturn.

This sort of merger activity may continue over the next five to 10 years, according to Leo Larkin, an analyst for Standard & Poor's Equity Research.

While saturation of circuit binding sites over time may partly alleviate circuit loss of nutrients, the circuit loss from other mechanisms such as chemical and physical degradations, oxidation etc. may continue over the duration of ECMO, as up to second/third of patient's cardiac output may be exteriorised every minute for gas exchange and mechanical circulatory support [23].

As GHD is a chronic disease and GH replacement may continue over decades, long-term studies are of importance.

Unfortunately, inflation expectations may continue to decline over coming quarters, especially if actual inflation remains subdued or drops even further.

The huge rotating gold statue of Niyazov may continue to tower over Ashgabat, the capital, but the months of the year were returned to their original names last spring.

So while the two sides may continue to bicker over the terms of a standstill agreement, it's clear that whoever ends up running Best Buy in the end will have less time to steer the retailer away from disaster.

The musical establishment may continue to agonise over the important question of whether a bad man can produce a great piece of work, or whether Orff's sub-Stravinskyan ostinatos are an explicit homage to the ethnic paganism in which the Nazis wallowed.

Although the union and City Hall may continue to differ over how to compute pay scales and benefits, wage comparisons with other departments could have more weight in the current round of bargaining because of an April 16 court ruling by the state's Appellate Division in Albany.