Sentence examples for will continue to knock from inspiring English sources

And although unexpected events will continue to knock it off course, it is more likely to succeed if it can cling to at least some general sense of where it is trying to go.

So if credit raters believe (misguidedly, you understand) that Japan's reform efforts are growing ever more pitiful, they will continue to knock its ratings down another peg from time to time.

Yet, he will continue to knock on wood and hope for the best.

Brad Pitt continues to knock it out of the park.

And that they will continue to monitor the operation once the census comes knocking.

"There is still some bruising Gary suffered from the knock and he will continue to be monitored and assessed over the days ahead".

"With the labor markets continuing to weaken we believe the Fed will continue to be very cautious not to further damage consumer confidence and knock any economic recovery off its moorings".

Randy Moss's effort, which again appeared to be lacking Sunday after he was knocked around early by the Ravens, will continue to be scrutinized, too.

Assistant coach Rob Howley said the Wales flanker picked up a knock on his knee and will continue to be assessed after missing Wednesday's training session.

The Treasury has decided to transfer that money to itself, which has knocked £11.5bn off the deficit this year and will continue to reduce it for several years to come.

The demand for fuels with high anti-knock quality has historically been rising, and will continue to increase with the development of downsized and turbocharged spark-ignition engines.