Sentence examples for a consistent and persistent from inspiring English sources

Sexual relations between recruits and training staff, who saw the female trainees as a sexual challenge, was a "consistent and persistent" feature at Deepcut, according to one review.

"It is time for American Jews to demand that Obama instruct Israel to obey international law". Well-known actress and comedian, Roseanne Barr, has been a consistent and persistent voice for decades against some of the acts committed by the state of Israel.

People in the chronic dysfunction category show a consistent and persistent pattern of elevated symptoms and distress.

She explained, The other thing is that they [City of Toronto] have a massive, consistent, and persistent campaign, that's regular, you know – 'at all times' – because what happens with the majority of campaigns for ethnic communities is that they give, like, a drop of water in the pool, and nothing else, you know.

It's a problem of consistent and persistent failure over 30 years to address skill development at the lower end of the attainment range," said Husbands.

Earning tenure in a university environment requires consistent and persistent efforts over a five to seven year period of time.

The clinical view is that when children are stating gender variance in a manner that is insistent, consistent and persistent, there is a good chance that they are transgender.

Furthermore a pharmacokinetics study demonstrated that consistent and persistent plasma level can be maintained up to one month after infusion independently of the starting amount of encapsulated dexamethasone 21-P [ 17].

"She has been consistent and persistent," said Carolyn Fowler, a member of the Black Women's Forum, which Waters founded.

The history of 50 years of research on children and television has demonstrated consistent and persistent media effects across a wide range of experimental and correlational studies.

Though there were varying amounts of heterogeneity in the meta-analyses, it is clear that the finding of an ethnic difference in assessment outcomes is both consistent and persistent.