Sentence examples for work remain so from inspiring English sources
But other economists say that if the wages for unskilled work remain so low, then the state will have to continue to subsidize these employees.
And why do his works remain so little known today?
Two groundbreaking new studies address the irksome question of why so many of us who work out remain so heavy, a concern that carries special resonance at the moment, as lean Olympians slip through the air and water, inspiring countless viewers to want to become similarly sleek.
Where, one might ask, does Angle think the necessary funds will come from, as more and more Americans are out of work and may remain so for a considerable amount of time?
But the new father sounds delighted with the new logistics and, despite all the changes in his private life, he remains No. 1 at work and is guaranteed to remain so if he reaches the semifinals at Roland Garros.
"For the [secret intelligence] agencies to operate effectively, at least much of their work is secret and must remain so as a matter of necessity.
His work implies, however, that poor blacks remain so because they are descended from people with low social competence; discrimination is irrelevant, except to the extent that it limits intermarriage with other groups.
Any great work should be timeless, but one wishes Galileo didn't remain so timely.
