Sentence examples for direct and persistent from inspiring English sources

Enquist has an extraordinarily direct and persistent gaze of the kind you never meet in cities, even Swedish ones, where anyone who looked at you that long would be suspected of some predatory act.

The 27 memos, sent in 2004 and 2005 and released only after the Guardian won its long freedom of information fight with the government, show the Prince of Wales making direct and persistent policy demands to the then prime minister Tony Blair and several key figures in his Labour government.

The first set of letters – released last month – showed how the Prince of Wales had made direct and persistent policy demands over an eight-month period in 2004 and 2005 to the then prime minister, Tony Blair, and other senior Labour ministers.

Since NDEA is lipid soluble [ 115, 116] and can cross the blood-brain barrier [ 117], it is probable that the neurodegeneration with insulin/IGF resistance associated with limited NDEA exposure was mediated by direct and persistent neurotoxic effects of compound.

He is direct, bold, and persistent.

Nevertheless, it remains difficult to routinely direct efficient and persistent expression of small transgenes in transgenic mice.

In the context of the UNFCCC REDD+, forest degradation entails any direct, anthropogenic-induced and persistent loss in carbon density over time in forest land remaining forest [42].

Han says, "Ai's criticism is more direct and he is more persistent on a single issue.

This study establishes, for the first time, that mtDNA degradation can be a direct and immediate consequence of persistent mtDNA damage and that increased ROS production is not an invariant consequence of mtDNA damage.

But proving a direct connection between the oil, dispersant, and persistent health issues in the Gulf has been tougher.

The most pressing question is the country's economic model in the face of low levels of foreign direct investment, persistent unemployment and high rates of inflation.