Sentence examples for becoming persistent from inspiring English sources
Tomorrow: "Rain becoming persistent".
Ask for referral to a pain clinic if the condition is becoming persistent and not improving.
However, exposure over a longer period can result in asthma becoming persistent in spite of removal from exposure.
Balls and Johnson wrote to local authorities urging them to set up family intervention projects, targeted at 'problem families' with children who are at risk of becoming persistent offenders.
Centres that deliver containment without purpose all too often lead to young criminals becoming persistent offenders whose only graduation is into adult prison – young anger that turns into an adult's hardened attitude to others and leaves a trail of devastated victims in its wake.
Thickening cloud will introduce spells of rain from the west tonight, becoming persistent in many areas.
Recent work suggests, albeit tentatively, that data is becoming less persistent over time; for example, Daniel Gomes and Mario Silva studied the persistence of content between 2006 and 2007 and discovered a rate of only 55% alive after 1 day, 41% after a week, 23% after 100 days, and 15% after a year.
This is becoming a persistent problem for the Leafs.
But water shortages are fast becoming a persistent reality for all nations, rich and poor.
"By lengthening their supervision to at least 12 months and ensuring the youth secure estate focuses on education, we stand much more chance of changing their lives and stopping them becoming the persistent offenders of the future".
