Sentence examples for will continue to be lost from inspiring English sources

Jobs will continue to be lost until people start buying houses and automobiles again, and that is not going to happen unless the consumer is motivated to buy.

Until the government lifts the lid on private finance initiative (PFI) contracts in the public sector, billions of pounds in potential savings will continue to be lost to the taxpaying public.

Without intervention, our night sky will continue to be lost under a veil of artificial light, to the detriment of our own health and the health of the natural world.

Besides the likelihood of extending those measures, which were part of the $787 billion stimulus law earlier this year, the president and Congress were also weighing additional steps, given projections that jobs will continue to be lost into the middle of next year despite signs of economic recovery, possibly driving the unemployment rate above 10percentt.

Until that happens, lives like Mohammad Akhlaq's will continue to be lost because of, say, the politics of food.

However, until communities can accommodate the health and practical needs of formerly incarcerated individuals, health gains made during incarceration (e.g., HIV risk, HIV treatment, mental health, addiction) will continue to be lost once former inmates return to the community (Draine et al. 2005).

Until this happens, populations of large carnivores will continue to be disproportionately lost from many ecosystems due to habitat loss and extirpation arising from perceived conflicts with human values and livelihoods.

Until President Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, and nine supremes do their jobs, do what they know must be done, and once and for all grant federal same sex marriage to all, until a law is made that no state can deny anyone the right to enter in to a legal contract based solely on gender, then this battle will continue to be won and lost state by bigoted states.

The Trumps will continue to be on the losing end of that battle.

By confronting the military as the Obama administration is doing now, when the MB are and will continue to be anti-American, the US is losing its ability to effectively influence the Egyptian situation.

Despair, yes, but above all else, bitterness – that we were unable to stop one of the greatest calamities of modern times, that warnings which were dismissed as hyperbole now look like understatements, that countless lives (literally – no one counts them) have been lost, and will continue to be so for many years to come.