Sentence examples for national persistence from inspiring English sources
With local innovation and national persistence, we have beaten polio.
When he finally emerged, wearing the same red beret and a military-style uniform, Mr. Chavez called for national "unity, persistence and patience".
Former foster youth exceed national college persistence rates because of an innovative system of post-secondary supports found in many of California's colleges and universities.
In spite of the fact that 95% of the archipelago is protected as a National Park, the persistence of the native plant communities and species are increasingly at risk, owing to direct and indirect pressures from the presence and activities of humans in the islands [6].
Some of the results simply record the persistence of national stereotypes.
However, after 1990, the persistence of national unemployment rates has diminished in the euro area.
"The most striking feature to emerge from our analysis of national situations is the persistence of a hybrid model which combines aspects of the market-based landlord port model with aspects of the more classical tool port model".
In recent years, the police killings of unarmed Black and Latino Americans has led to a national conversation on the persistence of racism in the U.S. and what should be done to change this.
In the Medicare population, data to support concern about worse outcomes of care in HMOs has come from a national telephone survey about persistence of symptoms.
Such trends in alcohol and tobacco related health are not unique to Scotland and as such alcohol and tobacco consumption may be key factors in understanding the persistence of national level health inequalities over recent decades, with both factors on the pathway between social disadvantage and poor health [ 24].
Perhaps it is an inevitable result of his persistence in the national spotlight, first touring the country last fall campaigning for Republicans, and lately as a favorite Washington outsider on television and radio talk shows.
