Sentence examples for more persistent on from inspiring English sources

Han says, "Ai's criticism is more direct and he is more persistent on a single issue.

Wild garlic, regrettably, is much less pleasant (and much more persistent on the breath) than the tame variety.

The convection became more persistent on October 3 and gradually became better organized.

Patients were more persistent on ARBs than on ACEi and CCBs, BBs and diuretics.

More persistent ones, though, are targeted for holidays.

But other analysts point to a number of factors that may be exerting more persistent restraint on spending.

Cutting margins in summer had a more persistent effect on populations of L. tenuis than did cutting margins in spring.

"That is part of our more persistent presence on the eastern side of Nato to respond to any further provocation and aggression".

Senior aides to Mr. Sharon say they are not sure themselves if Washington is serious, and if the secretary of state, Colin L. Powell, will convince Mr. Bush that peace is only possible through stronger and more persistent pressure on Israel.

Results indicated that organizational commitment had a more persistent influence on performance at the business unit level than vice versa.

"It now seems plausible that uncertainty could remain elevated for some time, with a more persistent drag on activity than we had previously projected," he said.