Sentence examples for easily persist from inspiring English sources

While Dell's weak record of late could easily persist, such investor apathy can be the sign of a stock's bottoming.

They also added separate provisions requiring tougher action on substances that easily persist in the body or the environment.

Adolescent smoking and drinking are behaviours that easily persist into adulthood [ 21].

Once introduced, errors could easily persist in subsequent transcriptions and eventually become set in the printed edition.

Allelic diversity can easily persist in this model under a wide range of parameter values [ 16, 21], and there are up to 3 G possible segregating haplotypes.

The fitnesses of the two strategies are very close over a wide range of sizes observed in the field, suggesting that a mixed strategy could more easily persist in the Mokelumne than in the American.

Yet, C. glabrata easily persists for weeks even in fully immunocompetent animals and can be re-isolated in high numbers from their organs (Jacobsen et al., 2010a).

This means that in the euro zone, economic imbalances can build up more easily and persist for longer, making a single monetary policy even less effective.Even without labour mobility, uneven booms and busts can be mitigated by a central fiscal authority.

Scientists knew it spread via blood and was not transmittable by any sort of casual contact, but as recently as 1983, the American Medical Association had thought that "Evidence Suggests Household Contact May Transmit AIDS", and the belief that the disease could easily spread persisted.

Consequently, pathogenic bacteria can easily colonize and persist in the airway and form biofilms.

Many intensivists have moved to lower molecular weight starches already and, pragmatically, as these smaller starches are easily available why persist with the larger ones?