Sentence examples for most persistent issues from inspiring English sources

Bodybuilding is up front about one of sports' most persistent issues -- drug use.

Because many of the largest, most persistent issues facing the trans community also affect the non-trans – mostly women, and mostly not in a good way.

But one of the most persistent issues we battle is an ironic and common misconception: many consumers assume that less packaging or no packaging is always the best answer for the environment.

One of the most persistent issues concerns how to estimate the smallest worthwhile effect (SWE) of an intervention.

The most persistent issue we uncovered was a patient's privacy and assured confidentiality of test results and diagnoses.

The most persistent issue concerning myctophid phylogenetics has been the placement of Notolychnus valdiviae, a monotypic, diminuitive, putatively plesiomorphic myctophid showing dorsally located photophores, weak ossification and several characters difficult to assess even on subfamily level [ 3].

One of the most persistent unresolved issues in the use of cost-effectiveness analysis is the application of the healthcare costs related to postponed death, or more in general, of unrelated healthcare costs in life years gained (LysG; Garber et al, 1996).

And one of the most persistent myths surrounding this issue is that the best way to reduce poverty is to increase equal opportunity.

All of these issues aside, the most persistent and serious misunderstanding of Strauss is that he promotes mass deception.

You don't have to look too far into Uber's future to see that its most persistent and at least superficially damaging policy issues now – all those involving human drivers – will soon evaporate.

The issue of boarder babies has been most persistent in Essex County -- primarily in Newark -- and in two other counties, Middlesex and Union, Mr. Davy said.