Sentence examples for things carry on from inspiring English sources

Lord Bichard, director of the Institute for Government, said today: "Those who run public services can do one of two things: carry on trying to run services as they do now and wait for the fallout from the budget, knowing that current flaws in their services will only become more obvious and more entrenched.

He said: "Those who run public services can do one of two things – carry on trying to run services as they do now and wait for the fallout from the budget, knowing that current flaws in their services will only become more obvious and more entrenched; alternatively, ask serious questions about how a service is functioning and radically rethink its design.

"If things carry on like this for long enough," muses one insider, "we are going to end up like Brazil"—a country notorious for the concentration of its income and wealth.America is nowhere near Brazil yet (see chart 1).

"If things carry on as they have been, maybe by Christmas we'll be number one," said Holder.

The danger is that things carry on exactly as they are.

"If things carry on like this … we will need to raise the issue of Serbia, of the states in the western Balkans".

Things carried on in this way until an event that shocked the crew, and the film itself, to its foundations.

The Russian media (which were a lot freer at that time) severely criticised the new president for (among other things) carrying on with his holiday at a Black Sea resort as the tragedy unfolded.

"To play him and have this thing carry on is really unfair," Brown said.

But voting con risks sending the dangerous message that you seem to have challenge of sustainability in hand, we trust you to do the right thing, carry on as you are.But these kinds of messages are cheap and easy.

I think had things carried on to go how they did the first 10 miles I would have been fine.