Sentence examples for many persistent from inspiring English sources

Encephalitis can leave many persistent symptoms among survivors.

One reason that the role has attracted so many thriller writers is that it is attended by many persistent conspiracy theories.

"Vulnerable bereaved people are taking on increased debt; and we predict this problem will worsen if steps are not taken to tackle the many, persistent causes driving up the cost of funerals," Mr Cox added.

There were many persistent changes at JHU (Fig. 6), and most were coseismic drops.

Sounds simple, but you'd be surprised how many persistent losers think an eye-averted shrug is an invitation to continue yapping.

The main problem of landfill leachate is its diverse composition comprising many persistent organic pollutants which must be removed before being discharge into the environment.

Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) is a mosquito-borne pathogen that has a major health impact in humans and causes acute febrile illness in humans accompanied by joint pains and, in many cases, persistent arthralgia lasting for weeks to years.

PFCs bioaccumulate by binding to proteins in the liver and serum, in contrast with many other persistent organic pollutants that persist primarily in adipose tissue (Conder et al. 2008), and they are slowly eliminated without biotransformation (Lau et al. 2007).

Unfortunately for Gauss and other cryptographers, such is not the case, since there are many other persistent patterns in the plaintext that may partially or wholly survive encryption.

For many, the persistent misogyny in N.W.A.'s work, which was alternately cartoonish and savage in its offensiveness, was less defensible.

Rather, we may want to consider why America's trading partners, many with persistent trade surpluses, would consider it good business to have any tariffs on anything coming from their leading trading partner.