Sentence examples for to continue in time from inspiring English sources

"It's a fantastic group of people - if we are allowed to continue, in time I promise it will be a hugely respectable team in F1.

Nicolai (2003 11) defines education in emergencies as a "set of linked project activities that enable learning structures to continue in times of acute crisis of long-term instability".

However, only a small proportion of those working past retirement age choose to continue in full-time employment, so we are seeing a real shift towards gradual retirement.

And those young people who begin employment or volunteeering will also be required to continue in part-time education or training - for instance, going to college one day a week - to gain further skills and qualifications.

We then removed the ATP depletion media containing the metabolic inhibitors and added fresh glucose-free medium (regeneration media) to each cell line, allowing the regeneration to continue, in a time-dependent manner for 2 4 h.

However, some people might not have the choice, and would have to continue in full-time employment, limiting the potential for the practitioner to support life and work change strategies.

The court case is due to continue in three weeks' time.

The N.F.L. said Tuesday that it expected Rooney to continue in that capacity, time permitting.

The members of Garfield's Cabinet immediately tendered their resignations, but Arthur asked them to continue in office for a time.

In ecologic terms, resilience is the ability of a population to continue on in time and space (Holling 1973); the difference between stability and resilience is returning to the same state (stability) versus maintaining relationships among variables (resilence).

This gave me the confidence to continue, and in time I completed an entire book, which was subsequently published.