Sentence examples for while continuing to function from inspiring English sources

From "Monsieur Hire" on, Mr. Leconte developed an adventurous, highly emotional style that broke many of the fundamental rules of the commercial cinema while continuing to function within it.

Resilience: resilience is the ability of individuals, households, communities, national institutions and systems to prevent, absorb and recover from shocks, while continuing to function and adapt in a way that supports long-term prospects for sustainable development, peace and security, and the attainment of human rights (in UNHCR, 2017).

Christ as priest brought to an end the sacrificial system of the Old Testament by being both the priest and the victim, while he continues to function as intercessor with and for the church.

He told them that while his brain would continue to function, while he would be aware of all that was happening around him, his body would begin to shut down.

She was left in a persistent vegetative state, which meant that while her body continued to function, the brain was incapable of conscious action.

Microsleep occurs when, under the influence of sleep deprivation, the brain shuts down activity in certain areas while other areas continue to function.

Fighter Squadron was dissolved in December 1935 when its Bulldogs were transferred to No. 1 Squadron at RAAF Laverton, while Seaplane Squadron continued to function until June 1939, when it was separated to form the nucleus of No. 10 Squadron.

While the app will continue to function after that date, Google also plans to abandon support for it.

However, while the training center continues to function, few additional updates have been made to the EMS system or provider education in Armenia.

He is fascinated by the conundrum of how the economy can continue to function, while letting go of the need to plunder the earth's resources.

Government institutions, it said, should continue to function, while the parties to the conflict identify members of negotiating bodies to participate in the transition process.