Sentence examples for the sake of continued from inspiring English sources

Gregory watched the indecisive struggle between Henry and Rudolf for almost three years until he resolved to bring about a decision for the sake of continued church reform in Germany.

For the sake of continued good clubbing vibes across Europe we need answers from our leaders—and fast.

Everyone's expecting just about positive that Apple will release a new piece of mobile hardware sometime around June/July of this year for the sake of continued tradition, and most of the reasonably believable rumors point at a 3.2 megapixel camera with video support.

But for the sake of continued dialogue, he does break it down for viewers.

For the sake of continued economic dynamism, not to mention geo-political harmony, let's hope the government responds in kind.

Coal-burning furnaces and polluted groundwater are creating entire cancer villages but… OK, this one is a little tough to rationalize, but let's go with the most popular justification: Villages with increased incidences of cancer are regrettable, but these sacrifices are necessary for the sake of continued economic development.

"As time goes by, you find that you're doing self-censorship just for the sake of continuing".

By Alexis Okeowo August 29, 2017 Attendees asked me to accept their version of a harmonious history disrupted by outside troublemakers for the sake of continuing the myth of racial peace.

"It didn't serve any purpose to belabor the issue and just continue just for the sake of continuing," said a co-chairman of the committee, Michael Dowling, the president and chief executive of the North Shore-LIJ Health System.

The attendees at the unveiling were asking me to accept their version of a harmonious history disrupted by outside troublemakers — "The N.A.A.C.P. was founded by a white socialist and a white progressive... and here we are today," a woman told me — for the sake of continuing this myth of racial peace.

In some situations, people tended to ignore mine risks for the sake of continuing their livelihood.