Sentence examples similar to a persistent winner from inspiring English sources
Whether drawing in punters through "affiliated" betting tipsters who drum up business through Twitter, or refusing to pay out to persistent winners, betting firms are adept at exploiting the grey areas in regulation to ensure the house always wins.
Moreover, it appears that a transient bias toward the most recent percept and a persistent bias toward the previous winner can exist simultaneously and independently, in the sense that the bias toward the previous winner is not erased by the transient bias toward the most recent percept.
His lack of rebound control — a persistent issue — led to Alexei Ponikarovsky's game winner.
A22 Third-Party Victor Pushes On Tom Golisano, the presumed winner of the Independence Party primary and a persistent annoyance to Gov. George E. Pataki, plans a fresh barrage of television ads within a couple of days.
Rafter, a two-time United States Open winner, is taking an indefinite break from the sport while he recovers from a persistent shoulder injury.
Yet whenever I attend the latest incarnation of this 1965 off-Broadway surprise hit (and winner of five Tony Awards), I quickly remember just why the show is such a persistent favorite, why it touches and moves its audiences so profoundly.
Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts and a persistent critic of Wall Street, said the response from financial firms confirmed that "banks are the big winners" from the tax law, and not workers.
A persistent person, too.
