Sentence examples for most persistent members from inspiring English sources

After months of the crackdown, many of the most persistent members are in custody.

The primary degradation product and human metabolite of p,p′-DDT is p,p′-DDE [1,1-dichloro-2,2-bis p-chlorophenyl -ethylene]; the latter is also the most persistent member of the DDT family and the one that bioaccumulates most extensively in humans.

The report tackles one of the most persistent and embarrassing problems for the UN and its member countries.

Some of his most vocal opponents are members of his own party, and the most persistent call on him to step down comes from Clare Short, the former secretary for international development who resigned the cabinet over the war.

The United Nations confronts war, famine, disease, climate change and much else, but perhaps the greatest and most persistent challenge the organisation has faced is the tendency of its member states to deny it the leadership its work requires.

But these days one of the most persistent images -- the treacherous rat -- seems to be emerging as the dominant symbolic stand-in for members of the legal profession.

"He is the most persistent, patient man.

Or maybe it's the Joker, his most persistent enemy.

Only the most persistent Iraqis get their cases heard.

Shame is the most persistent attribute of contemporary poverty.

Among the most persistent was George Soros, the Hungarian-born financier.