Sentence examples for especially persistent from inspiring English sources

Obviously, muted and stuttering global growth is a problem, especially persistent weak domestic demand in the eurozone.

Jordon Ibe's pace on Liverpool's right flank posed his nervous team – and Paul Dummett especially – persistent problems.

But that may be because English hooliganism is especially persistent, and is accompanied by a peculiar kind of jingoism.

Unpaid interns should be especially persistent in asking to create computer programs, write business plans or sit in on staff meetings.

One, an off-duty police officer with a gun prominently displayed in his waistband, was especially persistent, scouring the streets for my leased pickup truck.

For instance, the system has taken the calls about illegal dumping and plotted them on a map to pinpoint locations where the problem seems especially persistent.

Any homeless person making a nuisance, especially with persistent begging, would be arrested.

If the signs are there, he said — especially a persistent, deep cough and indication of contact with a confirmed victim — doctors should simply treat patients with antibiotics.

"It's easily going to take up to 10 years to create a surplus and stabilize the economy, especially if persistent political turbulence hinders the ability to enforce reforms".

"Moody's announcement to extend its review of Italy's rating by another month last Friday probably gave the market a false sense of relief, especially after persistent speculation of a Moody's downgrade last week," said Colin Tan, an analyst at Deutsche Bank.

It is a chance for the electorate to express more clearly whether it really wants a fundamentally smaller and less activist government or is just temporarily frustrated that government has not done a better job of cushioning it from an especially sharp, persistent and unequally distributed economic downturn.