Sentence examples for is a persistent feature from inspiring English sources

In this deformation regime, which is applicable to many forming processes, necking of the material is a persistent feature.

The rhetorical association of minority – especially black – youth, with gangs and violence is a persistent feature of the British criminal justice system.

This led to the suggestion that this dense water mass is a persistent feature on the shelf and capable of reaching the grounding line of TIS20.

The death dance, for instance, seems unlikely to have occurred, given that the Mendi's deck began listing very soon after the collision, and yet it is a persistent feature of the legend.

4. The Knights Templar Play Dressup Actually, maybe it shouldn't be surprising that the cartels would have their eyes on Hollywood: a morbid theatricality is a persistent feature of narco culture.

Rationing by waiting also is a persistent feature of both the NHS and Canada's single-payer health system.

Such consultations will be a persistent feature of international commerce for the foreseeable future.

But a creeping control of the media has been a persistent feature of Mr. Erdogan's 15 years in power.

Nonetheless, since the 1970s, violence has been a persistent feature of the polls, though never at a high enough intensity to seriously threaten the process.

In a recent blog post, however, I wondered whether this dynamic hadn't been a persistent feature of rich economies since the disinflationary downturns of the early 1980s.

A temporal increase in the density of cat colonies is noticeable in areas where they are frequently reported, supporting the hypothesis that cat colonies are a persistent feature of Auckland's urban landscape.