Sentence examples for must have continued from inspiring English sources

That was the last she had heard of the matter, she said, until the lawsuit, and she said someone must have continued ordering cigarettes under her name.

They must have been in operation on Sept. 11 and must have continued in operation or plan to resume in New York City.

Moreover, the shrinkage must have continued until comparatively recently in Mercury's geologic history that is, since the time Caloris formed because some lobate scarps have altered the shapes of some fresh-appearing (hence comparatively young) impact craters.

The Palestinian Authority must have continued support in developing effective and corruption-free government, so that it can show its people that it can produce peace dividends for them.

People assumed our budget must have continued to grow, because the show kind of got bigger and more ambitious-looking, but we just got better at working with what we had.

Both aerobic training and resistance training improve insulin action, at least acutely, and can assist with management of blood glucose levels, lipids, blood pressure, cardiovascular risk, mortality, and quality of life, but exercise must be undertaken regularly to have continued benefits and likely include regular training of varying types.

The umpire must assume that the ball would have continued on the same trajectory after striking the batsman, even if it would have bounced before hitting the stumps.

(Feenstra, 1989: 128 152) Unfortunately, however, this response only raises a further question, namely: if Christ's incarnation required his temporarily surrendering omniscience, then his later exaltation must have involved continued non-omniscience or the loss of his humanity.

He presumably knows how to read a budget, which means that he must know that defense spending has continued to rise under the current administration, but this doesn't stop him from pledging to reverse Mr. Obama's "massive defense cuts".

Regardless, the show must go on and work has continued as the torch was passed to Rob Baesman, head of product for Dropbox for Business, who had been Fushman's chief lieutenant for about a year.

This may have been the result of too many years of Catholic schooling and redemption narratives, but one must have faith to continue the journey.