Sentence examples for That persisting from inspiring English sources

But those who believe that persisting with containment of Saddam would have worked should still give thanks for his arraignment, trial and conviction.

"If you believe that persisting in tough tasks is energising rather than depleting," he writes, "will it protect you from will fatigue?

CONCERN is now running through Washington that persisting with attacks on Afghanistan during Ramadan, Islam's sacred month of fasting, will only deepen anger at the United States in the Muslim world.

The AGM comes in the wake of a letter from Business Secretary Vince Cable to the UK's top 100 listed businesses warning them that persisting with high levels of executive pay would be a "dereliction of duty" and damage trust.

Until the new sciences of bacteriology and immunology emerged well into the 19th century, this book provided a theoretical basis for the comprehension of endemic disease (that persisting in a particular locality) and epidemic disease (that affecting a number of people within a relatively short period).

Previously, we had seen that persisting neurobehavioral impairment in zebrafish with developmental chlorpyrifos exposure was associated with disturbed dopamine systems.

But the conflicts that persist are bitter.

Those are the stories that persist.

The inequalities that persist in America have deep historical roots.

Everyone has a secret place that persists in memory.

This is because of the "macho" mentality that persists".