Sentence examples for to remain for a while from inspiring English sources
And as for the d.h., that's where Williams started last night -- with Ricky Ledee in center field -- and is likely to remain for a while.
"All I can say is that I am still here and likely to remain for a while," the justice disclosed.
Such behavior must be restrained even if these forces are to remain for a single day, and regardless of their fate and whether we ask for their withdrawal or for them to remain for a while longer.
Nevertheless, stavudine will probably remain for a while due to its low costs, wide availability and being an alternative compound in a setting with a relevant prevalence of HIV associated nephropathy [ 61- 63] and increasing prevalence of arterial hypertension and diabetes mellitus contributing to impaired renal function.
Such vestiges of the old neighborhood will probably remain for a while.
The protein or antigenic peptides of DNAJB8 may remain for a while after differentiation.
"Demand for the hard commodities, such as iron ore and coal, is likely to remain soft for a while, given a large amount of port inventories," Liu Li-gang, chief economist for China at Australia and New Zealand Banking, said in a note.
Much of the park is therefore likely to remain unoccupied for a while; and a large empty space in the poorest bit of London, randomly interspersed with sports venues that may or may not be used, may prove uninviting.Leaving a government agency in charge of the park may not be not the best way forward.
Euro or no euro, a decade at least, reckons one of the leading British importers amply long enough for the business to remain attractive for a while yet.It's not just drugsMost consumers will be shocked when the euro at last allows them a clear view of drug-price differentials.
While these dissenting voices within the conservative bloc are quite likely to remain muted for a while, the Social Democrats face an extended period of turmoil.
Now it has been a big drag for more than a year and is likely to remain so for a while yet.Had the Fed acted differently, would the boom and bust have been less marked?
