Sentence examples for longer-term persistent from inspiring English sources

Longer-term, persistent U.S. trade deficits are a substantial drag on growth.

The currency's decline reflects political upheavals and longer-term persistent economic weakness.

After all, Japan has a much longer-term monetary issue: persistent deflation, which among other things has meant that Japanese real interest rates have been well above those in the United States even though nominal rates are low.

33 Second, the longer-term health effects of persistent binge drinking during adulthood include alcohol dependence, liver disease and cancer.

This is just the latest round in a longer-term episode of acute and persistent warmth across the state and the Arctic region.

Therefore, we cannot draw any conclusions about longer-term beta-cell function during persistent hyperglycemia in ICU.

Yet there is real reason for longer-term worry in the form of a persistent, anecdotal drift toward disillusionment among some of the president's supporters.

But tens of thousands of others have longer-term problems that can include, to varying degrees, persistent memory loss, headaches, mood swings, dizziness, hearing problems and light sensitivity.

Consequently, many women are at risk for persistent post-concussive syndrome with completely unknown longer-term health risks.

The approach does not appear to minimize the effect of longer-term, moderate deviations such as those generated, for example, from persistent physical forcing like the eastward drift in migration as a result of crossing the Gulf Stream.

Although such early postoperative assessment was likely inadequate to capture plasticity and the longer-term cognitive trajectories of these processes, the failure to observe persistent decline is of note.