Sentence examples for frequent persistent from inspiring English sources
("Law and Order," she says, is the worst: "They are frequent, persistent, obnoxious, and cheap").
"Recognizing these new conditions, the executive order directs permanent changes to use water more wisely and efficiently, and prepare for more frequent, persistent periods of limited supply".
Biden did much better than anticipated, but his laughing was not at all endearing, nor were his frequent, persistent and annoying interruptions.
Recurrent instability is considered to be more frequent; persistent pain or residual apprehension can influence the player's desire to dive and throw the ball (abduction and external rotation), limiting his performance.
Moreover, Brun et al. (2011) show that even using modern DVCSs, conflicts during merges are frequent, persistent, and appear not only as overlapping textual edits (i.e., physical conflicts) but also as subsequent build (i.e., syntactic conflicts) and test failures (i.e., semantic conflicts).
"The more frequent persistent and meandering jetstream states seems to be a relatively recent phenomenon, which makes it even more relevant," said co-author Dim Coumou from the Department of Water and Climate Risk at VU University in Amsterdam.
A variety of symptoms were included (Table 2), with the most frequent being persistent cough/hoarseness (37.5%) and persistent change in bowel habits (37.5%); the least frequent was unexplained weight loss (2.1%).
Table 2 shows the distribution of 9 medical problems or diagnoses across the three categories of non-frequent attenders and (persistent) frequent attenders.
Frequent and persistent stressful events caused depressive illness.
Thus, without frequent and persistent interaction, it is doubtful whether knowledge sharing can take place in online learning.
