Sentence examples for now persisting from inspiring English sources

Once colonization is established, it is suggested that, in humans, these now persisting bacteria initiate synthesis of the major virulence factors to cause cholera disease.

Between 1996 and 2001 the Coromandel population experienced a rapid decline [ 67] and is now persisting at severely reduced numbers.

"Many of the problems that persist now persisted 25 years ago," Nichols said.

The rivers now persist in Brazil's popular culture as dystopian objects of derision.

Austerity was extended into a second five-year parliament, and as a result of the chancellor's eighth budget, now persists into a third, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

More worrying is the fact that slow productivity growth has now persisted for almost a decade, and that this development hasn't been restricted to the United States.

Newt Gingrich's surge in the national polls, for instance, peaked just 24 or 48 hours after his victory in South Carolina, whereas Mr. Santorum's has now persisted for more than a week.

Brigalow covered more than seven million hectares prior to clearing, it now persists 'intact' on less than a tenth of that area but there are significant areas of regrowth.

A new MiniPlayer also now persists across the browsing UI, which is also very much in line with what other streaming apps provide in their own apps, and you can queue up subsequent content using a new "Up Next" management panel, changing order and more.

That has not been enough to protect other iconic animals, such as the Asiatic lion, which once ranged from northern Europe down to South Asia and now persists in tiny numbers (reportedly derived from just 13 individuals) in one small reserve in India.

With the predicted rises in temperature associated with global climate change, and the warmer winters recently observed in the area [64], it is reasonable to hypothesize that tilapia now persists in many areas of the northern gulf.