Sentence examples for credited to persistent from inspiring English sources
This progress can be credited to persistent lobbying and innovative interventions from HIV/AIDS activists, civil society organizations, and international organizations.
Despite bargain-hunting in beaten shares, investors remained on edge, fearful of a deep global recession and another credit freeze due to persistent woes in the banking and auto sectors.
She said she had received dozens of private messages from men who contacted her through an e-mail address she provided, and even credited one persistent admirer for convincing her to lose weight.
Mr. Singh is credited for his persistent efforts to restart diplomacy, but his government has been criticized for shifting positions and failing to explain clearly to a public still angry at Pakistan over the Mumbai attacks why moving forward now is in the national interest.
Mountains' terrifying splendor, which conjures an attraction not unlike our long-held fascination with the "far side of the moon," could in turn be credited with the persistent urge to represent them as painters, writers, and others have done for centuries.
Aggregate productivity is subject to persistent shocks.
Credit to the flutist for being a persistent musician and not immediately giving in to the cat.
Most of it can be excused by his persistent desire to give credit to those who were involved in the liberation struggle, and their early recognition that the personal was political: Jim Haynes, Sid Rawle, Alex Trocchi, Caroline Coon of the drug emergency service Release.
"The committee is alert to the possibility that future heightened volatility and reductions in market depth could have more widespread and persistent effects, including on the provision of credit to the real economy," the FPC said.
But guitarist Sharon Isben requested that he compose something for guitar and, to her credit, was persistent.
