Sentence examples for while it continues to be from inspiring English sources

While it continues to be hard-fisted about who sells on its marketplace, a trend seems to be emerging wherein Walmart is not just competing with Amazon but is also striving to bring reputed retail brands under its banner and is attempting to re-shape consumer perception of it being low-price and inexpensive.

And while it continues to be charming, this could be one of the biggest winners of the whole season.

"The Turner Prize will only carry authority while it continues to be awarded to artists who are seen, in a relatively short time, to have merits that perhaps people didn't recognize at that moment.

"In 2016, Iran is yet again the regional leader in executions – at least 230 – while it continues to be a laggard in implementing illusory penal code reforms meant to bridge the gap with international standards".

"Iran is invited to the Syria donor conference in London while it continues to be one of the main forces causing brutal humanitarian suffering of Syrian men, women and children," said Salem al-Meslet, spokesman for Syrian opposition negotiators.

And while it continues to be a strong income generator, "the shopping center is very, very tired," said Alfred B. DelBello, a White Plains lawyer and former Westchester County executive and lieutenant governor, who is representing the Manhattan-based Brooks Shopping Center, its owner.

While I agree with Steinem that "it continues to be the simple acts of speaking out about our truths that help to challenge the myths," I've learned that it matters who you speak your truth to.

After more than a decade spent battling that group, its numbers have been diminished, but it continues to be active, while violence in the region remains virtually unaltered. .

While Newsweek ceased print publication, it continues to be published online; it is not the case that it "stopped publishing".

While the industry is growing quickly, it continues to be largely fragmented, and a major chain spa has not emerged as a front-runner.

While offering the potential for cure, it continues to be associated with significant morbidity and mortality, with 10 to 40% of recipients requiring admission to the ICU.