Sentence examples for in response to persistent from inspiring English sources

On September 26th AngloGold Ashanti, the world's third-largest gold producer, said it was closing its operations across the country in response to persistent strikes at its mines.

If his historic levels of support with black voters in 2008 offered, in response to persistent questions from the press, a declarative statement — Barack Obama is black enough — subsequent events slyly turned it interrogative: Barack Obama: Is black enough?

Disney and Lucasfilm have issued a statement in response to persistent rumours that Star Trek Into Darkness director Abrams was unhappy in his role, most recently in a post on the Badass Digest blog by writer Devin Faraci.

The new standards come in response to persistent public assertions that the state's Farmland Assessment Program, which began in 1964, has become more of a tax shelter for wealthy individuals and corporations than a means to preserve farmland.

In an ABC News interview on Monday night, Secretary Powell said in response to persistent questioning that he would be "more than willing to consider" an arrangement in which Mr. Arafat remained as a kind of figurehead leader in a Palestinian government with a different prime minister who exerted day-to-day control.

As a consequence of aging, misfolded proteins accumulate over time and proteostasis pathways become functionally impaired in response to persistent or repeated environmental exposures, thereby amplifying protein damage [6].

In overweight and obese individuals, nutrient excess is associated with a chronic inflammatory and cellular stress signaling network involved in the adaptive response to persistent overload of glucose, amino acids, and FFA [ 11, 83, 84].

In overweight and obese individuals, nutrient excess is associated with a chronic inflammatory [ 8, 9] and cellular stress [ 10] signaling network involved in the adaptive response to persistent overload of glucose, amino acids, and free fatty acids (FFA) [ 11].

"There's been a lack of urgency in the council's response to persistent complaints from head teachers about the conduct of certain governors," he said.

In other words, the response to persistent endotoxemia could be dampened to normal or near normal levels.

Sure, it's easier in the short term to dull our response to persistent stress, but in the long run, epigenetic changes that cause long-term blunted cortisol responses can cause serious psychiatric conditions such as depression and alcoholism.