Sentence examples for going to persist from inspiring English sources

"I'm not thinking it's going to persist".

The problem is going to persist — how do you mask it?

"If you have done well in the past, that's going to persist," Mr. Bernard said.

"We set a record in October, and it's probably going to persist into the holidays," Mr. Kaiser said.

However, if the Swedes are going to persist in celebrating economists on an annual basis, this year's honoree, the French theorist Jean Tirole, is a worthy one.

But "the price differentials we see today are not going to persist," said Kenneth B. Medlock III, an expert on gas at Rice University in Houston.

But it is as if no one wants to believe he is leaving the sport, so the rumors about Wolf going to another team persist.

I'm going to let her persist in that belief, but as someone who did a lot of contract work with educational grant programs, I can tell you that Race To The Top is in keeping with a long tradition of Department of Education policy and practice.

With VR it is going to be harder to persist with those form factors, not least because players will not be able to see their hands.

Given that life includes a boatload of disappointment, risk, pain, and even failure, we need to develop an ironic comfort with discomfort if we are going to be able to persist in the face of challenge towards our goals.

"No, but what are you going to do?" she persisted as Mr. Hollande tried to walk away.