Sentence examples for those that continued from inspiring English sources

All but three of the marches were canceled, and even those that continued were rerouted to avoid snipers who were waiting ahead, along with bands of government supporters, the police and the military, some in tanks.

Scientists originally called these patients "long-term non-progressors", but as many of them did eventually succumb to Aids researchers re-named those that continued to remain healthy as "HIV controllers", because of their ability to control HIV by suppressing it to levels that often fall below the limits of ordinary scientific detection.

However, analgesic efficacies within 24 h of CD were not significantly different between the groups that discontinued epidural analgesia within 48 h of CD and those that continued analgesia.

The frequency of rescue analgesic use within 24 h of CD and the average time to first rescue analgesic use were not significantly different between groups that discontinued epidural analgesia within 48 h of CD and those that continued analgesia (Table 4).

The sentimental Kailyard tradition of J. M. Barrie and George MacDonald, of those that continued to pursue Scottish topics at the end of the nineteenth century, was seen by Tom Nairn as "sub-romantic".

However, perhaps the most significant result was that by the end of the study 44% of the subjects had, on their own, stopped using opiates altogether, and many of those that continued the pain medications had reduced their intake.

Those that continue will do so on 10% less money.

For those that continue in the party, I wish them luck and all the best.

There are now far fewer protests and those that continue draw only a small fraction of the media attention.

Actually, automatic weapons (those that continue firing when the trigger is held down) are costly and difficult to obtain legally and illegally in the United States.

Those that continue to make such loans, Ms. Cohn said, will often lend up to only 60percentt of the home's value, while others place a cap of $100,000 on the amount of cash a borrower can extract from the home.