Sentence examples for generally persistent from inspiring English sources

Inflorescence: axis generally persistent in winter.

Stem: young crown conic; twig not grooved, resinous, generally persistent.

Flower: pedicel 0--1 cm; calyx inflated, spheric in fruit, generally persistent, lobes < tube.

Leaf: 2 per node, 1--3.5 mm, generally persistent; sheath splitting, base in age swollen.

Flower: pedicel generally 1--4 cm; calyx inflated at base, generally persistent, lobes generally > tube.

Inflorescence: 10--30 10--30 10--30piralled; peduncme 5--8 cm; pedicels 2--5 mm; bracts 4--5 mm, generally persistent.

Leaf: opposite, generally +- persistent; blade thread-like to narrow-lanceolate.

Fruit: 2 dry, 1-seeded halves (= mericarps), separating from each other but generally +- persistent to central axis; ribs on halves 5, 2 marginal, 3 to back; oil tubes 1--several per interval between ribs.

Fruit: utricle; generally with persistent perianth or bracts.

Generally, intense, persistent, or chronic anxiety that is not justified in response to real-life stresses and that interferes with the individual's functioning is regarded as a manifestation of mental disorder.

Inflorescence: heads radiate or discoid, 1 or variously clustered; involucre cylindric, obconic, or bell-shaped; phyllaries in 2--7 series, +- lanceolate to ovate, generally resinous, persistent when dry, tips erect to recurved, obtuse to acuminate or tailed, midrib often thickened with a resin gland; +- flat to convex, pitted, epaleate.