Sentence examples for a persistent issue and from inspiring English sources

Inflation has proved a persistent issue and interest rates have been raised 13 times since March 2010 in a an effort to slow price increases.

Many of the teachers are young, from different backgrounds, and there is steady turnover — from 25 percent to 35 percent in each of the past three years, a persistent issue at charter and high-poverty schools.

Marketing and user acquisition for apps has always been a persistent issue within the Android and iOS app stores.

Crime is a persistent issue, particularly theft, assault, and kidnapping.

Some of the world's largest mining companies have invested in Ghana, but unauthorized small-scale mining has been a persistent issue for the country and the Chinese workers there.

Strains of rape culture remain a persistent issue in both Canada and the United States.

Secondly, the studies have a persistent issue of comparing culturally different groups and then concluding on the differences.

Lengthy wait time for access to healthcare services is a persistent issue in many jurisdictions [1, 2], and to make matters worse, wait times for different providers in the same area can vary significantly [3, 4].

"I'm really excited that we're rolling up our sleeves and we are talking about a persistent issue that has plagued our community for decades," he said.

The prevalence of CHC in the general population, combined with the constantly evolving array of treatment options, make CHC decision-making a persistent issue with changing options for years to come both within and outside the VHA.

The need for racial diversity has been a persistent issue in the environmental movement: In 1990, leaders of civil rights and minority groups wrote an open letter that accused the 10 biggest environmental organizations of "racist" hiring practices.