Sentence examples for should continue along from inspiring English sources
Therefore, public support to basic education should continue along with policies that enhance growth and reduce poverty.
Systematic surveillance of childhood leukaemia incidence around nuclear installations should continue, along with continuous quantitative measures of dose levels around the sites and radioecological studies based on exact-dose data.
If the leading bothersome symptom of cough is suppressed in the treated patients, the further elucidation and management of the condition should continue along the same line basically pointing to UACS alone or with superimposed features of GER.
As such, the combining of the two companies should go more smoothly than your average acquisition, and regardless of what happens with the Dell-EMC craziness, Pivotal should continue rolling along as it always has.
You should continue blending along the curve of the fake dimple, rather than blending against it.
As the concentration of spores in solution increases, the detection event ratio will approach unity, but the data points should continue to move along the (m0, mean ΔλTE-TM) correlation curve.
According the above analysis and common sense, the current should continue to decrease along with the increasing concentration of IgG, but abnormal phenomenon appears when the concentration of IgG is higher than 40 ng/mL: the ionic currents do not decrease but increase with increasing IgG concentration.
For further reductions, control measures should continue to be applied along the entire farm-to-table continuum.
Public health and wildlife officials, along with academicians, should continue to explore efforts to develop safe, effective, and acceptable population control measures to help manage the unchecked growth of wildlife supported by urban centers.
Again, with no viable competitor in this lucrative segment GME's earnings should continue to grow with the market, taking its share price along for the ride.
As with Veteran's Day, Memorial Day evolved along a path of greater inclusiveness -- and should continue that march.
