Sentence examples for much persistence from inspiring English sources

Finally, after much persistence on his part, I agreed.

Shriver and ESPN2 showed too much persistence in pressing Oudin to be interviewed on-court after Wozniacki's straight-sets victory.

After much persistence, she was offered a job at a creative agency that represents Tod's, Hogan and other luxury brands.

"Serious and classic, but not much persistence in the mouth," the juror to my left whispered to me.

After eight months of deliberation, one refusal and much persistence from Dubai, Qassim finally acquiesced, and made her way back to her home country.

An institution composed of little Englanders would not have taught boys with an interest in organising a meeting that involved so much persistence to secure, but Eton has never been that.

The key was not survival so much as persistence (Shackleton sailed in the Endurance), and death in this context was always virtuous.

"I cannot say enough how much her persistence has been an example to everybody".

However, there is a much lower persistence today causing the adjustment in the participation rate to fall by 4 percentage points in 1996 2012 relative to years 1976 1994.

In addition, the much higher persistence length of dsDNA (∼50 nm) vs ssDNA (∼2 nm) may restrict diffusion near the surface and thereby inhibit further hybridization.

For this reason they show much greater persistence through cell division [ 21, 22] and consequently their frequencies are believed to integrate the effect of chronic exposure [ 23- 25].