Sentence examples similar to a persistent point of from inspiring English sources

One persistent point of criticism has been Las Casas's repeated suggestions of replacing Indian with African slave labor.

However, these discoveries point to a persistent trend of illegal animal movement into the EU.

Georgette Gagnon, the United Nations director of human rights for Afghanistan, pointed to a "persistent lack of accountability for perpetrators of torture, with few investigations and no prosecutions for those responsible".

If Android vs. iOS has taught us anything, it's that persistent connectivity needs a single point of access, that when it becomes necessary for customers to know which app vendor they're working with (or even that such a concept as different app stores exists) then the result is a sticky and trust-less interaction.

From an obstetric point of view, persistent malaria, maternal undernourishment and anaemia have been associated with preterm birth in Malawi.

This follows the experience of rangelands in the southwestern USA where decades of equilibrium-based management and fire suppression led to transitions to new states - states that were undesirable from a management point of view but seemingly persistent despite subsequent variations in climate and stocking rates.

A persistent theme of "Drama" is deception.

Unfortunately, however, uncertainty is a persistent reality of this world.

I am a persistent feeling of emptiness.

China's exchange rate has been a central point of tension between Beijing and Washington, and American officials have been persistent in pushing for a change.

This has been a persistent American myth since the 2003 invasion, one that is impossible realize and thus a single point of failure for Obama's war.