Sentence examples for continued persistent from inspiring English sources

12. (C) Comment (continued): Persistent rumors about Muammar al-Qadhafi's declining health have lent particular urgency to questions about succession scenarios, throwing into stark relief the fact that, absent a constitution, there is no legal mechanism by which to orchestrate such an endeavor and seemingly increasing the stakes for the sibling rivalry.

Continued persistent therapies appear remarkably pivotal.

If one is to target continued persistent neurological impairment, it is critical to first define whether the impairment is indeed genuine and not just part of a more than 16% false-positive rate consequent to the nature of the definition involving 1 SD as cut off in neuropsychological testing, and then to separate active indolent injury from past injury.

It requires the continued, persistent effort of every single one of us.

"We ought to be ready for a long, continued, persistent effort to restrain our water use," Brown said, adding that conservation efforts would be "voluntary".

Sheldon et al. [ 24] found that embryonal carcinoma lines exhibited nucleolar persistence during mitotic metaphase and anaphase, indicating that rRNA synthesis continued in persistent nucleoli, which means increased biosynthetic activity and more protein production.

You should see an improvement as you continue this, and stay persistent.

Gureje et al. [ 31], who analyzed data from the World Health Organization to examine persistent pain in primary care patients around the world, found that half of patients who experienced persistent pain at onset continued to have persistent pain 12 months later.

Sheldon et al. [ 63] studied a series of embryonal carcinoma lines and found them to exhibit nucleolar persistence during mitotic metaphase and anaphase, supposing that rRNA synthesis continues in persistent nucleoli, which means increased biosynthetic activity and more protein production.

The investigation by the SFO continues amid persistent criticism that Britain has failed to prosecute any UK firms for making corrupt payments to foreign politicians and officials to win contracts abroad.

Yet when I asked the trade commissioner how she could continue her persistent promotion of the deal in the face of such massive public opposition, her response came back icy cold: "I do not take my mandate from the European people".