Sentence examples for a rather persistent from inspiring English sources
A mandatory head check with the camp nurse that turned up a rather persistent case of head lice.
As Frede argues, skeptics find themselves with a rather persistent thought, without having accepted it as true in actual fact.
In plasma and whole blood, radioactivity showed a rapid increase and decline followed by a rather persistent presence after the administration (Fig. 1a).
In fact, unemployment at the provincial level is a rather persistent variable and by controlling for individual fixed effects we exploit little inter-temporal variation in the unemployment rate while a large part of the variation comes from workers moving between provinces with different levels of unemployment.
In conclusion, the present study points to a rather persistent pattern of problematic substance use with a number of associated and predictive psychosocial features that both can be assessed in the community as a first step for the identification of individuals who are in danger of developing long-term risk behaviours in adulthood.
He observes that a few dozens of rather persistent root causes generally account for over 90% of the alarms that an IDS triggers.
A slowdown is not a sign of failure, they say; rather, persistent rapid growth suggests unusually good fortune or policy.In China that has meant a broad move toward more liberal markets.
And, as far as making the new bill "the hallmark of a renewed demand for reparations" goes, the bill wouldn't be a part of renewed demands, but rather persistent ones.
The data obtained reinforce the proposal that complete transfer of the polypeptide chain into the matrix is not a necessary stage in its topogenesis, but rather persistent interaction of the polypeptide chain with the membrane during the process of translocation is of importance for heme binding, folding and membrane insertion.
He wanders the night streets aimlessly until pursued by a rather aggressively persistent high-end call girl, Leonora Clyde (Meri Welles), intent on making a score.
He concludes: The problem in America today is therefore not wealth but rather persistent poverty.
