Sentence examples for has persisted as from inspiring English sources

The condition of preferring not to fight in a war has persisted as long as war itself, but it was the unprecedented scale of the first world war that made the nerve doctors sit up and take note.

The cutback has persisted as broad economic anxiety has displaced worry about gasoline prices.

Androgyny has persisted as one of the most popular fashion trends for the last few years.

It was replaced in 1968 by the H3N2, called Hong Kong flu, which has persisted as a seasonal strain.

Ms. Wood's death, on Nov. 29, 1981, in the waters off Santa Catalina Island, has persisted as a subject of Hollywood fascination.

More significant is the structure of towns and villages, which was established in Roman-British and Anglo-Saxon times and has persisted as the basic pattern.

This book is also a record of Lloyd's enthusiasms, the ones that have persisted as well as those from which he has weaned himself.

Evidence from a few sites suggests that some species may have persisted as late as 11500 cal y BP in the southeastern USA (Russell et al., 2009).

Köhler found that the groups persisted longer than their weakest members had persisted as individuals.

Remarkably, they've persisted as a durable act, adroitly integrating various electronic and global strains through a dub sensibility.

"Soft market conditions have persisted as service centers and end users of steel products have been working off excess inventory," Steel Dynamics said.