Sentence examples for that continue to live from inspiring English sources
The 20,000km UNESCO-listed terraces still provide a livelihood for the various tribal groups that continue to live in relative isolation in the mountains.
TB remains a scourge of marginalised populations that continue to live in conditions that increase their vulnerability to TB, and have difficulty accessing comprehensive treatment and following it through to completion or education about their illness [ 41].
The main character is a fun horse that continues to live at the end of the story (oops, spoiler alert!).
English says that continuing to live a normal life is one of the best things people can do after a terrorist attack.
However, as I say, it's clear to me today that continuing to live with these competing demands given our focus on industry impact is increasingly unstable.
Festivus is a (non)holiday introduced to the masses in an episode of "Seinfeld" that continues to live on.
But together they form a tapestry that is unmistakable, it depicts a city that continues to live by a different set of rules, where giving is the currency, creativity the common bond, and openness the expectation. .
Two control groups included families that continued to live in public or assisted housing in areas with poverty rates exceeding 40%.
The mutated cells were then grown in conditions that would normally cause S. rosetta to form rosette colonies; the cells that continued to live in isolation in these conditions were then studied further, as this meant that mutations had occurred in the genes responsible for colony formation.
Of those, 126 (41%) nurses reported on the most common reasons for hastening death, which were: readiness to die, the belief that continuing to live was pointless, poor quality of life, a desire to die at home, and the wish to control the circumstances of death.
Cars in driveways here, and black residents silently waiting for buses that take hours to arrive there, give hints at lives that continue to be lived amid the devastation.
