Sentence examples for will continue to weigh from inspiring English sources

Rising joblessness will continue to weigh on demand for homes.

"Tight credit conditions," he said, "will continue to weigh on economic activity".

Slow growth in advanced economies, including the United States, Germany and Japan, will continue to weigh on growth in emerging economies, the fund said.

The most confident prediction that can be made about Italy in 2014 is that Mr Berlusconi's legal problems will continue to weigh on the public life of the country (a 99% chance).

And Mr Curl's reputation still suffers from his earlier role in negotiating the acquisitions of Merrill and Countrywide, a mortgage lender.Those deals will continue to weigh on Mr Lewis's name, too.

Commerzbank completed the acquisition of rival Dresdner Bank in January at the height of the fallout from the collapse of U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers, a takeover that will continue to weigh on earnings in 2010 the bank said.

In this new role, I'll continue to weigh in on important civic participation trends at the intersection of politics, media and technology.

European decision-makers will likely continue to weigh in for or against the EU army proposal, and will try to find the best balance between collective deterrent security and individual sovereignty moving forward.

International events like movements in China's currency and the European debt crisis will also continue to weigh heavily on the market, analysts said.

I will just continue to weigh what the factors are that would influence me making a decision one way or another".

"I will just continue to weigh what the factors are that would influence me making a decision one way or the other," she said in the interview "I'm not in any hurry.