Sentence examples for even more persistent from inspiring English sources

Trying to suppress negative thoughts, it turns out, may have made those thoughts even more persistent.

Amazingly, the pressure on Rushdie may be even more persistent in his homeland than in the Iranian theocracy.

Even more persistent was the aroma: a lemony, leafy, earthy scent that is precisely what brewers try to harness when brewing fresh-hop beers in autumn.

A bit later, when you have just shaken off the tune of the bread van, a different, louder and even more persistent jingle: the ice-cream van.

Re your article Cheap, fast wind turbines are leaving nuclear behind (12 September) and your editorial: an even more persistent myth than nuclear being cheaper than renewables is its supposed usefulness in providing a reliable supply of electricity.

Transformation products can be as or even more persistent than their parent compounds and thus must be included in chemical assessment.

In some cases, the cure afforded by a vaccine may prove to be even more effective, more persistent than chemotherapy.

And what if this new invasive species, once liberated from a controlled setting, became even more potent and more persistent in the wild?

It had also developed large stocks of VX, an even more deadly and persistent nerve agent than sarin.

But vulnerable individuals may have a severe depressive episode triggered or worsened by the recent death of a loved one, rendering their grief even more disabling and persistent.

JASON DERULO For all your paper-thin R&B needs, there's Jason Derulo, a singer with a high voice made even more saccharine by persistent digital manipulation.