Sentence examples for has not only persisted from inspiring English sources
The effect has not only persisted, but also multiplied over the past two years.
But #BlackLivesMatter, the hashtag campaign against violence toward black people that was created by three activists in 2013, after the killing of Trayvon Martin, in Florida, has not only persisted, it has grown to become a network of thousands of individuals.
Only until recently, music was tied to the medium, but along the way, one impulse has not only persisted, but grown in strength: As social animals, we want to discover and share music, and external forces are working in concert to unbundle all types of media.
In Pullorum this inversion has not only persisted, but appears to be preferred.
However, one native fish species has not only persisted, but thrived through this period of ecological upheaval: the small pelagic cyprinid Rastineobola argentea, known locally as mukene in Uganda, omena in Kenya, and dagaa in Tanzania.
Somehow, here at least, life appeared to have not only persisted but also flourished for tens, perhaps hundreds, of years after the putative asteroid impact.
After several repetitions, the animals learned to blink after hearing the noise in anticipation of the puff of air, and they timed their blinks to avoid it.Looking at the brains of these animals, the researchers found that the labelled neurons had not only persisted but also appeared to mature into functionally wired neurons.
While some studies have suggested that inequalities in mortality have not only persisted but may have increased in England and in other European countries, 12 14 other analyses have reported a narrowing of inequalities.
The real worry in India is that it reflects long standing social patriarchal attitudes and caste hierarchies that not only persist but have been exacerbated by social and economic changes.
Additionally, Torosian has shown that, given the proper nutrient requirements, Y. pestis can not only persist but actually multiply at 4°C.
