Sentence examples for it has persistently from inspiring English sources

Yet since the Fed made that its target in early 2012, it has persistently fallen short (see chart).

If Iran now faces a possible military assault to destroy its alleged nuclear weapons installations, it is because it has persistently defied international demands to come clean on its nuclear program.

Critics say that it has persistently under-shot inflation, which has now been below target for two years.

The Grand Theft Auto series is published by Take-Two Interactive, which Electronic Arts has been trying to buy, though it has persistently been rebuffed.

The most likely reason for one country to have higher nominal interest rates than another is because it has persistently higher inflation.

Many shoppers baulk at buying from Amazon as it has persistently avoided tax in the UK paying just £11.9m last year on £5.3bn of sales from British internet shoppers.

The creation of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh is, then, but another step on an already long journey, not a sudden break with the past.But it is a journey that has persistently seen the governance of Scotland become more separate from England.

It is important to note that the Islamic Republic has persistently violated all aspects of its nonproliferation commitments.

Japan has run persistent fiscal deficits without generating significant growth; its debt-to-GDP ratio has persistently risen.

The volcano has persistently disrupted flights since it began spewing the corrosive, silica-based ash in early July.

However, the country has persistently underfunded its share in joint ventures with international oil companies.