Sentence examples similar to Persistent adversity from inspiring English sources
The failure to adequately acknowledge the degree to which persistent and severe financial adversity can damage even the strongest of marriages can lead us to underestimate the degree of stress and anxiety that that we are subject to in times of unpredictability and economic instability.
Each reflects to the other the persistent, durable and complex adversities thrust upon them.
Adversity dogged the project.
Be persistent, do it in the face of adversity.
Over the past three decades evidence has accumulated that childhood maltreatment and adversity may exert marked and persistent influence on HPA axis activity [ 69– 72].
And yet life's cruelty and multiple adversities do not diminish Merrick's underlying and persistent dignity.
Of importance, the current findings do not support the notion of a narrow sensitive period where those exposed to a suboptimal family adversity develop a fixed and vulnerable cognition that is enduring and persistent.
"Protecting young children from adversity is a promising, science-based strategy to address many of the most persistent and costly problems facing contemporary society, including limited educational achievement, diminished economic productivity, criminality, and disparities in health," the pediatrics academy said in its policy statement.
I would add a fourth persistent myth about creativity to his list (ie that creativity is entirely innate, that it thrives is adversity and that artistry is associated with decadence somehow).
