Sentence examples for are very persistent from inspiring English sources
But I do think that its key idea that social and political institutions are very persistent and critically important to the maintenance of sustained growth is powerful, important, and generally right.
"They have very sharp beaks, and are very persistent," he added, but "if the zipper opens a millimeter — which could be just enough space for the bedbug to sneak through — there's a two-inch flap of material and the Velcro itself" to stop them.
This is partly because the rickshaw-wallahs are very persistent, partly because I feel I should be supporting people struggling to make a living (one in five of the city's inhabitants depends on the rickshaw business for their income) and partly because Dhaka is now starting to get unbearably hot and humid (and I'm starting to get horrendously lazy).
PCBs are very persistent substances, especially higher chlorinated congeners.
Overall, the evidence suggesting that phenolic benzotriazoles are very persistent in the environment is unambiguous.
Although most compounds in these mixtures are biodegradable, the contaminant sources are very persistent for many decades after the contamination occurred (e.g., more than 100 years ago at gasworks sites).
They have been very persistent.
But she was very persistent.
"He was very persistent," Ms. Wilson said.
They're very persistent, very mean.
