Sentence examples for that continue to exist from inspiring English sources
The social networking site has broken down barriers that continue to exist on the streets.
Indeed, the play is about tensions that continue to exist between democratic taste and elite sensibility in American culture.
The job now is not to design new weapons but to find a way to guarantee the functionality of the aging warheads that continue to exist, some still pointed toward the strategic targets they have menaced since the 1950's.
On October 2nd, paramilitary gunmen murdered a Liberal congressman.In a report this week, Human Rights Watch, a New York-based group, details the close links that continue to exist between the armed forces and the AUC.
Speaking to foreign journalists in Washington on Jan . 25 Mr. Sullivan said, "We will see over the course of the next several weeks an intensive period of work to deal with the very real issues that continue to exist between the United States and Pakistan in our relationship".
"In spite of the bad services that continue to exist in Basra, people know that the Charge of the Knights was one of the best things that has happened to them," he said, using the code-name of the military operation.
So God not only creates every created being, but every created being that continues to exist does so in virtue of God's continuously maintaining it in existence.
Deist conceptions of the divine see God as the creator of a universe that continues to exist, without his intervention, under the physical impulses that he first imparted to it.
The single period is interpreted as a snapshot of a banking system that continues to exist afterwards.
Sporadic reports of the production of shale oil, shale gas, tight oil, and tight gas have not closed the knowledge gap that continues to exist between naturally fractured shale reservoirs, self-sourced shale reservoirs and coarse-grained interbed intervals.
It also underscores the tension that continues to exist in Russia over free speech and government control; and the role that international (Western) giants like Google play in the country's information and tech economies.
