Sentence examples for be most persistent from inspiring English sources

One of the areas where the bilingual advantage appears to be most persistent isn't related to a particular skill or task: it's a general benefit that seems to help the aging brain.

The robot that wants to attain personhood is one of science fiction's most persistent tropes.

It has done that by keeping the key Giuliani-era crime fighting program, Compstat, a system that uses data to measure where crime is most persistent.

The issue of boarder babies has been most persistent in Essex County -- primarily in Newark -- and in two other counties, Middlesex and Union, Mr. Davy said.

Sellers is the dominant performer and is most persistent in the role of the horn-rimmed-spectacled Field Marshal who is carried away by zeal.

This is crucial as it is in the engine room of a business, not necessarily the board room, where ageism is most persistent.

The trend is most persistent in America, where prices in the first quarter were 19.1% lower than a year before, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller national index.

Talk story about celebration for Ernest M. Frimbo, world's most persistent railway buff, on crossing his two-and-one-half millionth mile on a train.

In the long run it will not redound to the credit or the influence of those who have been most persistent in denying the princess the same liberty that is enjoyed by the rest of her fellow citizens".

The New Yorker, June 5 , 1978P. 29 Talk story about celebration for Ernest M. Frimbo, world's most persistent railway buff, on crossing his two-and-one-half millionth mile on a train.

The trend is most persistent in America, where prices in the first quarter were 19.1% lower than a year before, according to the national index published by S&P/Case-Shiller.