Sentence examples for are persevering from inspiring English sources
verb
To persist steadfastly in pursuit of an undertaking, task, journey, or goal, even if hindered by distraction, difficulty, obstacles, or discouragement.
Target abandoned the experiment, but others are persevering.
But even those who are suffering the most are persevering in ways that we would all hope to if we were in their shoes.
The lawyer also said that prosecutors are persevering with a "failed case" and should not challenge the original verdict ruled by Judge Thokozile Masipa.
Despite criminal barristers settling their differences with the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, last week, solicitors who conduct criminal defence and prosecution work are persevering with their mass walkout.
2048: Zambia are persevering with their short-corner routine, and almost catch out Ivory Coast again.
On the bright side, things are slowly changing for women in the workplace and for women who are persevering in science and engineering careers.
THE economy is floundering yet the coalition government is persevering with its unpopular public-spending cuts.
He is persevering but has been forced to delay the project by six months.
Therefore — and here's your grand novelistic gesture — they must be persevering for some purpose larger than themselves.
New mayor Boris Johnson is persevering with Ken Livingstone's plan to launch a fleet of 10 hydrogen-fuelled buses by 2010.
