Because the original tenant continues to occupy it I have not inspected the interior.

Also, our tenants will continue to provide their share of labour.

Meanwhile, the tenants continue to live their lives.

In fact, space-hungry tenants continue to chase space that no longer exists.

If the tenant continues performing the action(s) and does not move out, he or she can be evicted.

To give a hypothetical example for a single apartment: The tenant has been paying $200 a month and will continue to do so.

The tenant continues to pay only $500 a month instead of would otherwise be a rent of nearly $800.

Despite the increase, the tenant has continued to pay only $1,000.

The tenants will continue to seek damages from the owners, but in separate litigation.

Otherwise, the tenant must continue paying rent for the whole period of the tenancy.