Sentence examples for we continue to express from inspiring English sources

"We continue to express our hope that the Iranian authorities will exercise the humanitarian option of releasing these two young men," she said.

From the Paleolithic drawings of the Lascaux Cave in France to the fleeting pictures of Snapchat, managed in an office near the beach in Venice, Calif., over 20,000 years or so we continue to express ourselves through images.

"We continue to express real regret and accept responsibility for the lack of strong oversight for the former secretary and for the Smithsonian in general," Roger W. Sant, chairman of the Board of Regents' executive committee, said at an afternoon news conference.

While we continue to express our preoccupation with the optical, meteorological phenomenon of rainbows in our everyday life (sometimes in extreme ways), our homage to these multicolored beauties is perhaps best expressed through the art and technology they inspire.

We will continue to express our concerns about Mr. Li's case to the Chinese Government.

Although a clear majority of the businesspeople we surveyed continue to express a preference to remain in the European Union, the gap between remain and leave has narrowed significantly in recent weeks".

Greens MP Adam Bandt, who has retained the seat of Melbourne, said the Greens "reconnected with the people in Melbourne, and we'll continue to express the values of Melbourne in parliament".

Even as we assist Saudi Arabia regarding the defence of their territorial integrity, we have and will continue to express our serious concerns about the conflict in Yemen and how it has been waged," a senior administration official said in an emailed statement.

Also, we show that differentiated cells continue to express EC marker while the expression of PDGFRβ on EC increases.

"What we want to do is continue to express our support for the seal industry here in Canada, to the sealers on our coasts and in the North," she told reporters.

We found that kto mutant embryos continue to express efnb3b at a normal level, but epha4a expression was lost (Figure 2K,L,S,T).