Sentence examples for a persistent reason from inspiring English sources
Lack of discussion from maternity caregivers was a persistent reason for non-vaccination, recalled by 1 in 2 non-vaccinated women.
"While we are sometimes guided by the notion that it would be the best of worlds in which morality were universally respected... we have, in fact, deep and persistent reasons to be grateful that that is not the world we have".
Associated with the boom in asset prices and rising indebtedness was a related and pernicious macroeconomic imbalance: a persistent current-account deficit.A third reason why Britain looks worse off than other countries is the prominence of its financial sector.
Glass is a persistent symbol of loneliness, and for good reason.
The French were the loudest and most persistent critics (reason alone, in my book, to feel for the man).
Our work points to a possible reason for persistent dishonesty: we tend to forget our unethical actions, remembering them less clearly than memories of other types of behaviors.
Therefore, a logical reason for persistent disease activity is either incomplete blockade of the individual cytokine or the fact that multiple cytokines/alternative mechanisms are implicated in the pathogenesis.
The application of a dual mobility cup has been described for both primary and revision THA, as well as without a reason for persistent dislocation [16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22] and high risk of dislocation [13, 14].
His ruthless, medieval methods of punishing the insurgents are a reason for persistent criticism by human rights advocates.
Abnormalities of the long head biceps tendon (LHB) are often associated with rotator cuff tears and may be a reason for persistent shoulder pain [ 1, 2].
