Sentence examples for will continue to seem from inspiring English sources

Until that problem is addressed, the Security Council's deliberations on the use of force will continue to seem surreal.

The play's ostensible message is that as long as women are overworked and underpaid in industries that threaten their health, prostitution will continue to seem the better option.

But here's a thought: maybe our prosperity will continue to seem hollow as long as so many 3-year-old black girls face such grim prospects.

Either way, rave represents a past founded on the kind of spontaneous, ad-hoc community that will continue to seem more distant, as our ability to connect no longer requires the same degree of physical friction.

Second, with the growth of the Internet, unorthodox treatments will continue to garner publicity and their claims will continue to seem attractive to patients [ 11].

And it will probably continue to seem a necessary expense as the price of print rises.

Will earnestness and conviction continue to seem insufficient in the face of cynical trolling?

Put another way, until the Palestinian problem is solved, Israel's existence will continue to Arabs to seem illegitimate.

"On top of this, faster rising unemployment, heightened concerns over the economic outlook, and widespread expectations that house prices will continue to fall markedly seem set to depress housing market activity and prices for some considerable time to come".

Since device recalls will continue to occur and seem to be increasing, better communication of the risk of the recall should be considered, to help clinicians and patients make decisions that allow appropriate risk assessment.

What concerns me more, apart from the quality of the movies themselves (which will continue to vary and to seem, in successive weeks, either better or worse than ever), is the state of the audience.