Sentence examples for might be persistent from inspiring English sources
"The polite word might be persistent," said Daniel Gardner, president of the city council, when asked to describe how the three were able to persuade the city to issue its first TIF bond.
The results of the tests on ready biodegradability are not suited for comparison with the numerical criteria of Annex XIII, because these screening tests only allow a decision whether a substance might be persistent or not T.
Therefore, we expected that neurological symptoms might be persistent or even presented later than the initial measurement.
This suggests that the immigrant-native gap in average risk attitudes might not be persistent.
In such chronic conditions, any factors inducing mast cell activation might well be persistent.
A bid turned down out of hand, as it happens, but you suppose Chelsea have a lot more spending money than that and you suspect José Mourinho might be the persistent and persuasive type.
"The challenge for the committee is that we do not know how much of the slowing in growth is due to the referendum, an effect that should be short lived, and how much of it reflects a more fundamental loss of underlying momentum, which might be more persistent".
Behavioural patterns might be more persistent if switching between alternative behaviours is not beneficial (Thornton and Clutton-Brock 2011).
Authors of original research manuscripts might be more persistent and intent on getting published; the process of translating and resubmitting might not be a barrier for authors who already put considerable effort into the research process.
Online dating presents a wider pool of potential mates to choose from, and if you're willing to be persistent, it might just pay off to aim ― or swipe ― high.
