ongoing
IPA: ˈɑngoʊɪŋ
noun
- Something that is going on; a happening.
adjective
- Continuing, permanent, lasting.
- Presently or currently happening; being in progress.
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Examples of "ongoing" in Sentences
- Haggard is also opening up about what he calls his ongoing struggles with same-sex attraction.
- The CP pledged its support to farmers rising up against what it described as ongoing terrorism focused on soft targets.
- Embassies for the United States, Britain, and France have all shut their doors because of what they call ongoing terrorist attacks.
- Syrian-Americans have also assisted the FBI in what they describe as an ongoing investigation into the actions of the embassy in Washington.
- And also, Israel has said that they're continuing -- the Israeli military continuing with what they call ongoing defensive military activity.
- Napwa is picketing at Tambo Memorial Hospital in Boksburg against what it terms ongoing discrimination against people living with HIV/Aids by hospitals, clinics, medical centres and surgeries.
- An official of the U.S.-based Human Rights Watch HRW said her organization is increasingly concerned and seriously alarmed about what she described as the ongoing murder of unarmed protesters who are demanding reforms in Libya.
- I want to take an opportunity to highlight the fact that starting this quarter, we are using non-GAAP rather the phrase ongoing to describe the results of our operations that we feel are relevant for comparing the company's operating performance.
- A week ago I flew out over the Gulf with conservation pilot Tom Hutchings and Waterkeeper John Wathen to the Source -- "The Source" is what they call the ongoing oil eruption where BP's Deepwater Horizon platform sank in April and is now spewing tens of thousands of barrels of oil every day.
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