Sentence examples for we continue to sacrifice from inspiring English sources

Must we continue to sacrifice our brave men and women in a war that has lasted for almost nine years with no possibility of victory?

"If we continue to sacrifice animal welfare in the name of cheap meat, future generations will pay the price for a long time to come," he said.

They go on to ask: For how long will we continue to sacrifice investments in our nation's children and youth, as well as its future productivity, to spend more and more on the aged?

Will we continue to sacrifice the environment, our health and our children's future in the relentless pursuit of money and power, or will be take the destiny of the planet into our hands by re-imagining a world where we put the needs of all people at the center, and that our creativity, money and profits become a means to achieve those needs?

We cannot continue to sacrifice our children on the altar of 'freedom' and 'diversity.' " This brouhaha went on as Ms. Birch and Ms. Rosen nursed the twins, born prematurely, through separate severe medical crises.

Simply put, we cannot afford to continue to sacrifice the goal of full employment at the altar of an inflation hawkery that is increasingly out of step with both the data and the changes in the historical relationship between unemployment and price pressures.

But however understandable and justified the initial response, anger and panic can neither continue to define who we are, nor lead us to continue to sacrifice a broad set of constitutional rights.

It will never cease to sadden us -- the 2,000 plus lives we have already lost there, and continue to sacrifice.

Furthermore, we should remember that our troops will continue to sacrifice in Afghanistan and in other regions of the world.

Migrant nurses in Ireland have sacrificed (and continue to sacrifice) to ensure the continuation of their remittance flow, putting career and education plans on hold and curtailing their own household spending.

While the job crisis is real, especially to the 14 million Americans who are unemployed, we must refrain from crisis thinking and work to develop solutions that do not continue to sacrifice education.