Sentence examples for consequences persist from inspiring English sources
Although slavery ended after the American Civil War, its consequences persist.
Their consequences persist today, particularly for LGBTQ prisoners, immigrants, and people in poverty.
Devil Rays management supported the suspension, the most severe handed out in the 123-year history of the league, and imply the consequences persist.
Many of these effects, or their secondary consequences, persist throughout the life span of the offspring, causing a range of physical, behavioral, cognitive, and social dysfunctions that are collectively termed fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (Streissguth and O'Malley, 2000).
Depression leads to suffering and disability among adolescents [ 1], and also has serious long-term consequences persisting into young adulthood [ 2- 4].
But regardless of motives, the consequence persists: 150 years after emancipation, African-Americans still lack access to social welfare programs that millions of other Americans enjoy.
Even in the presence of 'apparently good' glycaemic control, overexposure to postprandial glucose excursions 8, 9 and its consequences persists 3, 4, 10– 10.
The consequences could persist long after he and the rest of the Trump administration are out of power.
While people in the rich world want to keep out people from the poor world, such rules, and their unpleasant consequences, will persist.
So, too, has the reputation of the new government under Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, elected in a landslide just four months ago.The economic consequences could persist for months, if not years.
