Sentence examples for more persistent pressure from inspiring English sources

So, too, are stronger state and local protection for apartments in assisted and regulated buildings, more aggressive intervention to stem predatory lending and foreclosures among first-time home buyers, increases in Albany's capital budget for affordable housing and more persistent pressure to defend and expand Washington's investment in affordable housing and community development.

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.

This implies a more persistent downward pressure on the host economy's labour market.Typically these studies find that immigration does depress unskilled natives' wages to a small extent.

Thus, plasmids with both ARGs and BMRGs (i.e. with co-selection potential) together with toxin-antitoxin systems would likely be more persistent, also in the absence of selection pressure, than would resistance plasmids lacking a toxin-antitoxin system.

Deflationary pressures, therefore, will prove more persistent than initially assumed," Mr. Neumann wrote.

Amazingly, the pressure on Rushdie may be even more persistent in his homeland than in the Iranian theocracy.

Alternatively, more persistent or spatially homogeneous nutrient inputs into ecosystems may result in changes to historically important selective pressures through, for example, relaxed selection on traits linked to previously limiting resources (Snell-Rood et al. 2010; Table 1: H5).

* Persistent pressure or bloating of abdomen.

The Taliban were more persistent.

Equity-market gains were more persistent.

Eli is more persistent than people think".