Sentence examples for less persistent from inspiring English sources

It's just more acidic than the others, so it's less persistent.

A bigger role for capital markets should mean fewer and less persistent economic crises.

The jeers were as loud as the cheers, and no less persistent.

The extra paperwork makes the process more intimidating and tends to weed out the unknowing or less persistent.

These substances are far less persistent in the atmosphere; if these emissions drop, their effects will decline relatively fast.

At this point, maybe fifteen minutes into the project, a less persistent person might well have given up.

He was less persistent with Ms. Deen, and instead of following up her assertion, wrapped up the interview.

Inflation has also become much less persistent, in that a change in inflation dies away more quickly.

Although less persistent than the Indians, Africans too feared the prospect of expanding the WTO's remit further.

The study concludes that the benefits from transfers are "much less persistent, and much smaller overall, than those of tax changes".

The experience caused me to shudder, thinking of the election this November and the possibility of this happening to others less persistent or argumentative than I.