Sentence examples for a pattern that has persisted from inspiring English sources

In a pattern that has persisted for many years, rates were highest in the South and Southwest, and lowest in the Northeast and Upper Midwest.

The president's speech, with its promise of a stepped-up military response, prompted critics and allies of the government to warn against further large-scale civilian killings by the army and the police, a pattern that has persisted since the start of the military's campaign against the Islamist insurgency nearly four years ago.

By April, an easterly trade wind anomaly took place, signifying the end of the El Niño pattern that had persisted for much of the year.

Based on our review, research in eastern Africa has been focused on AMR prevalence and patterns; a trend that has persisted since the 1970s.

By now, you may have guessed the pattern, one that has persisted until the present: out of high principle, the Arabs refuse to compromise, and subsequently are confronted with a fait accompli that's worse than their previous position.

When this plan became public, it revived a dispute that has persisted for almost four hundred years.

It's a problem that has persisted since Chelsea Manning leaked documents to Wikileaks, through the continuing revelations coming from Edward Snowden.

The earliest art ever made was a meme that has persisted for millennia.

This is a issue that has persisted for years on SNL.

I worry that arguing in the way that Zuroff and Katz do confirms the pattern of polemic that has persisted in discussions of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union for decades: scholarship is ultimately politics, and politics is ultimately a matter of being on one side or the other.

But nostalgia cannot entirely explain an appeal that has persisted for nearly 50 years.