Unless credit eases, productivity will be persistently weaker.
The people most likely to be persistently poor were pensioners (especially single ones), unemployed people (including lone parents and those with disabilities), and people without educational qualifications.
US officials who went to Saudi Arabia to investigate links to 9/11 found their Saudi counterparts to be persistently obstructive.
The new regime of peer review of national budgets, which could lead to financial and other penalties for countries deemed to be persistently in breach of EU fiscal guidelines, is supposed to be established by the end of the year.
The Bruins went through a period in which they lost 6 of 7 games this season and were a mediocre 13-11, placing their tournament chances in doubt and causing Coach Steve Lavin's employment status to be persistently questioned.
Schools were determined to be "persistently dangerous," he said, if two years in a row, there were three or more weapons incidents on school property -- anything from being caught with brass knuckles to stabbing a classmate -- per 100 students.
After years of trying to sit and empty my thoughts and giving up because my brain seems to be persistently, irritatingly noisy, a friend finally explained to me that no one can entirely empty their mind.
In IRI, perfusion in the renal medulla has been shown to be persistently depressed [22, 26].
For this purpose the input-output data should be persistently exciting.
If the main earner changes, the household is only 0.5%% more likely to be persistently poor.
Thus, when the main earner is either young or old, the household is more likely to be persistently poor.
