Sentence examples for lives persists from inspiring English sources

The mystery of double lives persists partly because extremists are rarely available, after the fact, to explain the mechanics of their deception.

They use all these strategies to organise their lives, persist, overcome challenges and succeed academically.

Confusion about who lives where persists even among residents, brokers and residents said, since mail can bear a Milford address even if its recipient lives a full town away.

And the cryptic: "People continually ruin their lives by persisting in actions against which their sensations rebel".

As a doctor, he knew he didn't have long to live, but persisted spreading his message.

Even in the light of new evidence, the concept of "living fossils" persist, so much so that there are papers centred around refuting or maintaining the idea.

It has been demonstrated that EIB202 and other virulent isolates of E. tarda are capable of living and persisting inside the phagocytes before leading a systemic infection [44].

There are peaks similar to those identified by [2], [3] when only short lived genera (persisting less than 45 Myr) are considered.

Furthermore, the BODIPY staining in live zebrafish persisted over a prolonged period of time (up to 48 h in apoc2 mutants in our experiments).

Certain populations have been badly neglected in previous research such as people with dysarthria, people who were not fluent in English before their stroke, and people living with persisting communication problems years and decades after their stroke.

If exposures occurred close to birth, and/or if the exposures are to substances with long half-lives that persist as a body burden through pregnancies, direct measurement of environmental agents in umbilical cord blood can be useful.