Sentence examples for has persisted after from inspiring English sources

And what does that imbalance say about the nature of this conflict and why it has persisted after so much bloodshed and so many failed attempts to bring it to a resolution?

Though periodic dips in traffic can be pegged to a range of causes — road construction, high gas prices and alternative routes — Department of Transportation officials believe the current decline is more likely tied to the economy, particularly because it has persisted after other problems, like last year's high gas prices, have subsided, said Eileen W. Peters, a department spokeswoman.

Alexei Levinson, a Russian sociologist, says many Russians exhibit a "deep ambivalence" towards America, which has persisted after communism's collapse.In fact, admiration and revulsion have always co-existed, albeit in varying proportions: Stalin himself recommended "the combination of Russian revolutionary élan with American efficiency".

Bitter divisions among universal modelers and regionalists have persisted after 9/11, which sliced across the debate.

Mr. Salazar added that he had asked the inspector general to expand her inquiry to determine if any of the inappropriate behavior had persisted after he put the new ethics rules in place in 2009.

He has lately been showing up in TV cameos: an aging rancher on "Gunsmoke," the guest villain on "Batman". (Even now, he needs the money, his youthful spending habits having persisted). After the standing ovation, he rejoins his latest wife let's say a status-seeking blonde of about fifty somewhere backstage.

Even though the RPE and IS/OS lines are restored and the foveal thickness on SD-OCT images are recovered, the global retinal damage due to the tumor infiltration into the retina may have persisted after successful treatment.

In conclusion the impact of psychiatric comorbidity on cost seems to have persisted after disc surgery and rehabilitation.

Part of the newly-formed genetic material is known to have persisted after duplication, possibly evolving new functions and thus becoming unrecognisable by sturgeon ESTs.

This suggests that at least some of the gradients identified in the CST study might not have persisted after age/sex adjustment.

Moreover, we do not have EA data prior to surgery in order to discriminate between patients who presented to the operating room with pre-existing endotoxemia that might have persisted after the surgical procedure itself.