Sentence examples similar to left to persist from inspiring English sources
The Treasury committee was particularly scathing about the leave camp's flagship assertion that exiting the EU would save £350m a week that could be spent on the NHS, saying that the public should discount the claim and that Vote Leave's decision to persist with it was "deeply problematic".
Their lack of practice in fathoming the meaning of text leaves them reluctant to persist with improving their reading skills (Stanovich [1986]).
It's unfair, but the first impression you leave to someone will most likely persist in their memory for a long time and be the heaviest factor in influencing that person's opinion on you, even if it's a wrong impression.
ADHD often leads to behavioural problems at school, in family, social and work settings, and if left untreated, the effects tend to persist in adulthood [ 3, 4].
As such, learning experiences in these courses may ultimately color students' perception of the major and impact their decisions to persist or leave.
Left unchecked, these trends are likely to persist.
Rumours persist that he will leave to take up a senior role with News Corporation in New York, paving the way for him to succeed Murdoch Sr at the top of the family media empire.
Most resolved, some with long delays exceeding 3 to 6 months, but some patients were left with persisting skin problems and head alopecia.
In these patients, cardiac decompensation was attributed either to ischaemic heart disease, severe mitral regurgitation or severe diastolic dysfunction due to persisting left ventricular hypertrophy.
Expect deflation to persist.
