Sentence examples for be able to persist from inspiring English sources
I can't understand, particularly with prime ministerial support and support from the premier, how the factional insiders will be able to persist".
"These martyr leaders were comrades in arms in the conflict with the Israeli enemy, and we are confident that the Arab Syrian Army, which overcame the unbearable, will be able to persist and crush the hopes of the enemies," he said.
We show that early emerging parasitoids may be able to persist in smaller habitats than late emerging species.
When the two strategies are concurrent the species should be able to persist under a variable or mixed fire regime.
It is predicted that a threshold host population size exists, below which parasites will not be able to persist.
We considered, therefore, that minimum doses of long-term exposure STM might induce significant MDR and STM resistance simultaneously, and the resistance could be able to persist even under higher doses of STM among the wastewater bacterial community.
These cells are sometimes called persister cells [1], because they are able to persist in the face of catastrophic events such as antibiotic treatment [2] [17].
Therefore, a complete analysis of the demographic significance of connectivity needs to account for not just the effects of dispersal and local demography on persistence, but also an explanation of how isolated populations are able to persist.
Such problems, he said, are not unique to Mississippi, and are able to persist because scientific testimony is too often viewed with uncritical reverence and because the people affected by its misuse usually have little support or sympathy.
Mr. Theriot said his business has been down, but the Oasis has been able to persist because, unlike some of the other restaurants, most of its customers do not come from boat traffic.
