Sentence examples for signal of continuing from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's rate increase would be a signal of continuing economic strength: Unemployment is at the lowest level in nearly two decades and growth is showing signs of a pickup, giving the Fed a cushion to lift rates without too much harm.

JERUSALEM — The newly appointed prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, Rami Hamdallah, submitted his resignation on Thursday after only two weeks in office, a signal of continuing internal political disarray amid the already complicated American efforts to restart the peace process with Israel.

The newly appointed prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, Rami Hamdallah, submitted his resignation on Thursday after only two weeks in office, a signal of continuing internal political disarray amid the already complicated American efforts to restart the peace process with Israel.

The persistence of this heavy headache burden is a clear signal of continuing health-care failures that must be addressed [21, 22].

In a move viewed by Wall Street as the ultimate signal of continued hostilities within the largest securities firm in the nation, John J. Mack resigned yesterday as president of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company after 28 years there.

"The signal is not the one of development of relations, the signal is one of continuing to drown them," Ushakov said.

That is a more important signal of the continuing buildup than is the insertion of troops to work with the Northern Alliance, which Mr. Rumsfeld called the "very modest number of ground troops in the country.

The celebrity-disease partnership is a natural, if undesirable, signal of the continuing transformation of health care from a profession run by doctors and scientists to one run by marketers, he said.

On 3 March, at a party function organised by the MNS at Shivaji Park, after the expiry of the gag order, Raj announced, "I have not given up my mission", thus signalling to his supporters of continuing his stance on the migrant issue.

A European diplomat said that continued American military control "sends the wrong signal" and "gives an impression of continuing foreign occupation" in Iraq.

The meeting, the first involving the bipartisan leadership since Mr. Obama took office Tuesday, was intended to signal quick action at a time of continuing turmoil as well as a commitment by the new president to work across party lines.