Sentence examples for much continued from inspiring English sources

So it has pretty much continued over the years.

And so nothing much continued to happen, for ages, as the most tightly-buttoned three hours of talk radio imaginable unfolded.

Mr. Brant has pretty much continued to collect art in this vein, notably paintings by Mr. Currin and Elizabeth Peyton, a pair of young, modish contemporary portraitists who combine perversity with old masterish figuration.

Bartusiak explained how translating the jargon and numbers of science for public consumption is vital: "Most scientific research is publicly funded, and if the public gets too far away from science, they could support cutting that funding". Much continued federal funding for research already is under siege.

As the industry evaluated how it would deal with new security measures and cope with a downturn in both leisure and business trips, web brands became the marketplaces for air and hotel suppliers trying to offload huge amounts of unfilled inventory – a strategy that has pretty much continued to this day.

"From our point of view, Senator Harris, any amount is too much," continued Sandberg after she rolled out the $100k figure, and now beginning to thickly layer on the emulsion.

While the debate over who should pay, and how much, continues, the business of traffic court continues apace in San Mateo.

My job will pretty much continue as it has been, where I focus my time on marketing and our commercials.

In our modern world, much continues to be done in the name of culture and tradition that could be deemed inappropriate, if not unacceptable.

There is much continuing debate whether reclamation or restoration is the proper word for what SMCRA should accomplish.

"I think this very much continues in that tradition," says Eric Morrow, a developmental neurobiologist and psychiatrist at Brown University.