Sentence examples for has persisted until from inspiring English sources

By now, you may have guessed the pattern, one that has persisted until the present: out of high principle, the Arabs refuse to compromise, and subsequently are confronted with a fait accompli that's worse than their previous position.

The WSJ article notes that the discovery was pointed out back in August by researchers from AT&T Labs and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, but that the issue has persisted until this morning (Facebook and MySpace have now "rewritten some of the offending computer code").

The current conflict in Somalia began in the early 1990s, after the death of Mohamed Siad Barre, the country's long-ruling dictator, and has persisted until today.

The presence of a very high DDT/DDE ratio indicated chronic exposure to DDT, which has persisted until now[ 56].

In Europe, the standard approach to management of these tumours, which has persisted until very recently has been maximal surgery followed by external beam radiotherapy.

This error has been incorporated in scientific literature and has persisted until now in spite of the opposing evidence (7, 8).

The abnormal cases are those in which the φ at t1 has undergone changes, and we are unsure whether those changes amount to the destruction of the φ, or its replacement by another object, so that the very same φ cannot possibly have persisted until t2.

Some names he used, like Crataegus, Daucus and Asparagus have persisted until today.

The last reliable accounts of the species are from the 1850s on Cuba and 1864 on Isla de la Juventud, but it may have persisted until 1885.

Its surface, peppered with vast volcanoes, such as Olympus Mons, and rift valleys, such as Valles Marineris, shows geological activity that may have persisted until as recently as 2 million years ago.

Although we did not measure these traits at the time of the experiments, the significant difference in plumage ornaments at the end of the nutritional treatments might have persisted until adulthood and affected female choice.