Sentence examples for Persistent reader from inspiring English sources

This, together with a defiantly individual literary style, can prove challenging at times, but the persistent reader will be amply rewarded.

Things begin to appear more worrisome when a persistent reader realises that most of the "non-tariff barriers" being targeted by TTIP are regulations: those annoying profit-blocking rules erected by governments to stop their citizens being poisoned or killed, or to prevent rampant pollution.

Though challenging for the layman, his book will reward persistent readers with a better understanding of the most controversial scientific issues of our day.

In 1957, in a letter to a persistent Observer reader, a "gentleman" from Sussex who accused her of being an armchair gardener, she describes how Sissinghurst's garden consumed her: "For the last 40 years of my life I have broken my back, my fingernails, and sometimes my heart, in the practical pursuit of my favourite occupation".

Access to the SI cannot be assumed to be persistent; the reader has to interpret each parochial landing page for the mechanism to acquire supporting information, then download and store it locally.

Whereas persistent poor readers showed normal activation of the posterior reading circuits, compensated poor readers showed relative underactivation of left-hemisphere reading circuits coupled with enhanced right hemisphere activation.

Through persistent efforts, the reader said, she was able to have the policy reinstated, more than a year later.

The overall scarcity of women may contribute to the persistent complaints from readers who see a sexist tinge to elements of the news coverage.

In my slow but persistent bid for the reader's sanity, I hereby prescribe a period of allowing things to be adequate.

Were the Brits just smarter, or just more willing and better positioned to address the purient but persistent interests of their readers?

Shaywitz et al. (2003) compared adults with persistent reading difficulties, compensated poor readers, and normal readers.