Sentence examples for we would continue to be from inspiring English sources

Whatever the result of the referendum, we would continue to be a Scottish newspaper just as much as we are an English, Welsh and Northern Irish one.

We put together a list of e-mail addresses and told them we would continue to be in business, and that we were looking for temporary and permanent space".

We would continue to be cautious toward shares of AXP and would look elsewhere for better opportunities.

Yet I knew from Edwards' profile that these reports would not rattle him, no matter how much detail they contained, and we would continue to be ignored.

We had decided at that moment to make a pact that if we had gotten picked up for series that we would continue to be grateful and positive.

Worse, this would have to become a classic slippery-slope situation: if we're no longer trusted to make our own dietary choices regarding soda without financial coercion, there's little chance that we'd continue to be trusted to make decisions regarding far more important physical matters like when or whether to reproduce.

"We thought, 'What would continue to be around in the recession?,' and we thought — food," Mrs. Blanchard said, recalling their conversation five years later.

When we endorsed Mrs. Clinton in 2006, we were certain she would continue to be a great senator, but since her higher ambitions were evident, we wondered if she could present herself as a leader to the nation.

For law cannot be based on what is largely a religious belief and, this apart, we know that abortions would continue to be carried out, only more dangerously, by dodgy doctors or unqualified backstreet abortionists.

"We appreciate that DeepMind Health would continue to be bound by the legal and regulatory framework, but much of our attention is on the steps that DeepMind Health have taken to take a more ethical stance than the law requires; could this all be ended?

We hypothesized that Bortner scores would continue to be predictive of mortality, even after controlling for BDI, particularly because individuals with diabetes have to adopt regimented control along with other characteristic type A behaviors, such as having to do many things at once, thinking of what they might need to do next, becoming less casual about things, and feeling ambitious (7).