Sentence examples for extraordinarily persistent from inspiring English sources
"Successful candidates need to be extraordinarily persistent and resilient.
'Yellow in textile design is extraordinarily persistent, it's noisy - but here it lifts the heart.
But she has also twisted arms when necessary, developing a reputation as a calm but extraordinarily persistent negotiator.
Since his loss in the Wimbledon final -- possibly the best match Roddick has ever played, and one of Federer's most extraordinarily persistent efforts -- neither Roddick nor his fans have figured out where he is headed.
The coroner told the jury his mother had been "extraordinarily persistent".
According to the report, "Epidemic of Fear": "This study shows how extraordinarily persistent discrimination remains in this country, even after science has provided there is no risk of casual transmission".
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 most striking clinical features of infection with HCV are its extraordinarily high propensity to develop persistent viremia (∼80%) [2], and the high proportion of patients who develop long-term complications including cirrhosis and liver failure [3], [4].
Indian security forces have committed excesses in Kashmir, but the Indian government has made persistent efforts to maintain their discipline while conducting an extraordinarily difficult anti-terrorist operation.
Over all, the changes seemed designed to quell persistent concerns in Moscow, Berlin and Paris about the original resolution's extraordinarily broad grant of authority over Iraq's money and the formation of its future government.
