Sentence examples for largely persist from inspiring English sources

The divisions planted by the nation's founding fathers largely persist to.

Threat-induced math improvements from elementary school largely persist at least through the first 1 to 2 years of middle school, while evidence for persistence of reading improvements is less consistent.

However, my main reservations largely persist.

Denial of the race problem largely persists in American literature until Melville, who, as Jon points out, writing in a kind of code, begins to unmask black/white master/slave power relations in the mid-nineteenth century.

We may well ask why he shouldered his philosophy with such heavy baggage that made it inaccessible to the mathematically untrained, an inaccessibility that largely persists to this day and age.

Mach at least partly misinterpreted Newton's aims in the Scholium, and inaugurated a reading of the bucket argument (and by extension the globes argument) that has largely persisted in the literature since.

Patriotism as a concept largely persists without critique - that's my real problem with it.

Those who helped prepare the presidential statement -- principally Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson -- sensed that the stakes were high, for this marked the unveiling of both the atomic bomb and the official narrative of Hiroshima, which largely persists to this day.

Even when the sample sizes were varied, the four representative points investigated here demonstrated that the results shown in Fig. 5 largely persisted, especially when the sample size was increased, which is the desirable direction in real experiments.

This benefit largely persisted at 6, 9 and 12 months.

Though these management constraints were identified in the MTR in 2010, these issues largely persisted during the second part of programme implementation.