Sentence examples for a period of persistent from inspiring English sources

"There seems a greater risk that the UK economy may be in a period of persistent low growth," he said on Wednesday.

"Turkey should be an important partner for the US during a period of persistent instability in a key region of the world.

Investors have been weathering a period of persistent uncertainty over the pace of economic growth and the problems in the euro zone.

We then applied one assimilative model (ARM) to the Lake Michigan basin and found that there was persistent reduction in the amount of precipitation that becomes runoff following 1998, corresponding to a period of persistent low Lake Michigan water levels.

The mechanism of action of propanolol remains unclear but appears to be a result of increased protein synthesis during a period of persistent protein breakdown and reduced peripheral lipolysis [ 94].

Daily inspection of vaginal cytology in the groups treated with dexamethasone and its coexposure with Cd revealed absence of normal estrous cyclicity, with a prolonged period of persistent mixed cells (metestrus), which last for few days, followed by a period of persistent leucocytes (diestrus) as compared with control group.

Notably, FMS tends to be diagnosed only after a long period of persistent pain and failed local treatment.

The Fed has cut rates 13 times since the beginning of 2001, first in a failed effort to prevent a recession and more recently in hopes of halting a period of slow growth and persistent layoffs.

This suggests that two independent mechanisms are involved; first, a reflexively rapid shallow breathing response is initiated because of vagal nerve stimulation and after a period of exposure, a more persistent depression of tidal volume is induced.

Reporter Greg Jaffe uncritically informs us, for instance, that "radical religious ideologies, new technologies and cheap, powerful weapons have catapulted the world into (what a Pentagon report called) 'a period of persistent conflict..

Usually, a system has failed over a period of some time to satisfy persistent and widespread demands; then, exposed to the additional strains of a crisis situation, it is unable to maintain itself.