Sentence examples for a matter of persisting from inspiring English sources

This question is not new in QoL research, but remained a matter of persisting concern (Koller et al, 1996; Sneeuw and Aaronson, 2002; Groenvold et al, 2007).

Establishing just how long the nuclear dry spell has persisted is a matter of definition.

Some studies report that the decrease in visual acuity caused by SEI can resolve in a matter of weeks and that it can persist for years in some cases [ 1, 10].

These lice are unable to survive away from their human hosts for more than a matter of hours and consequently tend to persist in areas of extreme poverty or in association with major population upheavals and turmoil, such as wars or environmental disasters.

The earth is not flat, nor is ethics just a matter of opinion, but one wonders why students persist in thinking the opposite.

Lord Hutton and the BBC itself will surely be considering carefully whether it was wise to persist with this battle as a matter of supposed principle".

How things persist seems sometimes to be a matter of what kind of classifications we choose to use.

While it persists, its vestiges today often seem more a matter of sentiment than cultural imperative.

It is surely only a matter of time before he nicks one behind at this rate, though Anderson is persisting with pitching it short.

Like many national carriers, it was losing money as a matter of course.Malaysia's is not the only government that persists in keeping rickety airlines in flight.

The time will come … it is a very hard process, we have to respect some norms of society, but one day [it will be a matter of choice]." Although women can vote and drive in Iran, discriminatory laws persist.