Sentence examples for still pertain from inspiring English sources
LONDON — In England, on Maundy Thursday various customs still pertain.
Back in November, I noted five reasons to sell; they all still pertain.
As long as Mahela remains, and gets support from Mathews and Prasanna Jayawardene, then that could still pertain.
It was no accident that she received the backing of rural west of Ireland and border county councils where these values still pertain.
All the agonies that have existed since the dawn of monogamy will still pertain, many of them coming down to the craving to feel special.
That outlook still pertains and may become more relevant as Russia once more steps up its nuclear arms production and the US duly responds.
Recall-based surveys are what gave us the "fat-is-bad-for-you" movement, which still pertains and is completely baseless.
One of the awful things about the emphasis on kids being expected to have a career plan at 14, coupled with the etiolation of adult education, is that the fable of the job for life still pertains.
His reporting reveals that the U.S. National Intelligence Estimate (N.I.E). of 2007 — which concluded "with high confidence" that Iran had halted a nuclear-weapons program in 2003 — still pertains in the classified N.I.E. of 2011.
She could have added that it was a circumstance that still pertained in the years of her own childhood, growing up between the wars in a working-class household in Bromley, south-east London, a bright girl who longed for the university education her family were too poor even to consider.
