Sentence examples for much continues to from inspiring English sources

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

I think that in my first conversation with the president, he indicated to me that he very much continues to be concerned about how we can work together to deal with transnational drug cartels.

AS TONY BLAIR settles down to his fireside deliberations with President Bush at Camp David, much continues to be made of the political crisis the prime minister will face at home if he goes to war without a new UN resolution backing him.

But in the half-century since a slight, sallow man named Lee Harvey Oswald killed President John F. Kennedy, so much continues to be said about the assassination that the various conspiracy devices and theories are nearly as familiar as the tragic event itself.

The Front National may, under Marine Le Pen, have neutralised its antisemitism (breaking away, for electoral purposes, from the leftovers of the Vichy era of Nazi occupation); but it very much continues to pander to the colonial notion that "true" French identity is threatened by Muslim culture.

"Nevertheless demand still remains weak and much continues to depend upon a return to growth in our major export markets, increased participation in exporting by Scottish businesses and on the policies of the Scottish and UK governments".

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

John Connors, chief financial officer at Microsoft, said: "We very much continue to believe strongly in the direct linkage to our employees being shareholders and creating long-term shareholder value.

Best and worst bits They're the worst at first – and they pretty much continue to be the worst for ever – but it's an exercise you quickly improve at, and nothing makes you feel fitter than quick improvement.

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.

It's not just the characters who were brave but the real people, one thinks, people who very much continue to live and breathe, and if we support the movie we're in a sense supporting them.