Sentence examples for has persisted ever from inspiring English sources

The problem with jury bias has persisted ever since.

The wording has persisted ever since, with minor variations.

This trend has persisted ever since then, below is a picture of a villa built from the riches from the wine trade in the 19th century.

The English custom of presenting the freedom of the city to distinguished outsiders — and residents as well — has persisted ever since as an honorary gesture.

Speculation has persisted ever since that Mr Hun Sen sees himself and his family as enjoying a similar destiny to that of the monarchy: idolised by many Cambodians, especially in the countryside, as semi-divine.

Underneath the Hollywoodspeak, Portman is, I think, getting at the dream life of the Jewish state, which has persisted ever since Theodor Herzl published his 1896 pamphlet Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State).

I asked about the rumors that have persisted ever since the French justice system investigated Armstrong on suspicion of blood-doping but found nothing.

A stalemate and a UN buffer zone have persisted ever since.If hopes of a settlement reuniting the island as a loose federation are rising, it is mainly thanks to the election defeat in February of the hardline Greek-Cypriot leader, Tassos Papadopoulos.

A meeting in Beijing on Friday between Lien Chan, the chairman of the opposition Nationalist Party, and President Hu Jintao of China has led to a rapid series of moves by Taiwanese politicians, including President Chen, to grab the opportunity to ease tensions that have persisted ever since the end of China's civil war in 1949.

History may alert modern biology educators to the challenges in teaching evolution that have persisted ever since Darwin.

They've persisted ever since, waxing and waning with the economy, the region's growth and institutional staffing; along the way, a fat file of elaborate plans and dashed hopes has grown.