Sentence examples for and persistently in the from inspiring English sources

Because for more than a year, he had bent the rules, constantly and persistently, in the face of warnings from his most senior civil servants?

And certainly not all those reading online are bad, but the good ones tend to be a quieter bunch; the unfortunate majority are firmly and persistently in the Culture of no and, whether they know it or not, it's taking a toll on them and everything they touch.

The examiner, Anton Valukas criticized the company and the S.E.C. Lehman "was significantly and persistently in excess of its own risk limits," he said in prepared remarks.

That is why modern neo-Nazis find it so important to deny the atrocities of Auschwitz, and that is the reason above all others why the Nazis linger so powerfully and persistently in our collective memory.

As I walked home, the chorus of "Let Me In" circled whimsically and persistently in my head.

Although clinical evidence indicates that only a fraction of HELUs and ADHs evolve to invasive cancer, present findings warn that exposure to synthetic progestins, frequently administered as hormone-replacement therapy, and estrogens, when abnormally produced by adipose cells and persistently present in the stroma surrounding the mammary gland, may cause these hyperplastic lesions.

Among the aforementioned parameters, only sVCAM-1 levels were significantly elevated earlier and more persistently in the severe dengue patients than in the DF patients.

Google actively and persistently engages in the forms of abuse detailed below.

(Especially over the last year or so, and most persistently in Esquire, the source of the three preceding examples, as well as Ms. Kelly's November 2010 crown of sexiness).

Haemolytic uremic syndrome is thought to occur at a cumulative dose of ⩾60 mg m−2 of Mitomycin C; however, the relation between dose and occurrence could not be shown persistently in the literature.

When subcutaneously and abdomenally administered, a part of CNTs exist persistently in the local tissues while some of them may be absorbed through lymphatic canal.