Sentence examples for Persistent problem for from inspiring English sources

"It's been a persistent problem for some time".

This has been a persistent problem for him.

This is becoming a persistent problem for the Leafs.

Those high notes are a persistent problem for so many singers no longer in their infancy.

Injuries like the one Williams suffered have been a persistent problem for the Hurricanes this year.

The practice of misclassifying workers as independent contractors has been a persistent problem for years.

Attrition and fragmentation of natural habitats remains one of the most persistent problems for conservationists.

The lack of a common regulatory framework in the region poses persistent problems for Mr. Hall's 200 employees, he said.

Among the persistent problems for policy makers is that the sources of the pollution — vehicles, construction, crop burning and holiday fireworks — fall under the authority of half a dozen city, state and federal government bodies, which are in some cases at odds with one another politically, Mr. Krishna said.

Pulis's team almost doubled their advantage via Bolasie, whose pace and power posed persistent problems for the home side.

Palace have also been revived under Neil Warnock and, having drawn at Newcastle and won away at Everton since he returned for a second spell at the end of August, again looked a threat, with wide men Bolasie and Wilfried Zaha causing persistent problems for the hosts before the break.