Sentence examples for will keep insisting from inspiring English sources

Until the insurgents are genuinely bloodied, they will keep insisting on a full restoration of their repressive power.

If they can't get the amendments they want, they will keep insisting that they have no reason to cooperate with Democrats.

It denies having hired or solicited proposals from the firms, or knowing about these before the e-mails were leaked.Whatever the case, no one doubts that the Chamber will continue to push the envelope in defending its members' interests, or that union opponents will keep insisting that its no-holds-barred approach undermines its credibility.

Its new president, Juan Manuel Santos, says that if the trade agreement is not ratified this year, "we will not keep insisting".

But Republicans will nonetheless keep insisting that the corporate tax cut that is the main item in the tax bill is really for the benefit of workers.

And though she will probably keep insisting on her innocence until the door slams behind her, only the diminishing and teary-eyed members of her cult will be waving her goodbye, wailing at the 'injustice' and the 'outrage' of jailing the criminal liar who betrayed them".

Technology companies keep insisting they will provide new low-cost ways to get video into the home, but so far their efforts have created more black boxes to stash under the TV, not real competition for cable that could bring prices down.

Business minister Why does the PM keep insisting that there will be no backsliding?

It doesn't work for McCain — and his foreign policy guru Henry Kissinger — to keep insisting that timetables will lead to defeat.

Yet this will not convince the people who keep insisting that people are only at risk if they disobey or threaten the police.

So why does T-Mobile keep insisting that Binge On will result in 480p non-buffering-super-smooth streaming video?