Sentence examples for perpetual persistence from inspiring English sources
Barrett and Hendry (2012) also warn, however, that theory-derived critical rates rely on 'many unrealistic assumptions, such as perpetual persistence under constant environmental change' and that 'critical rates for natural populations over time frames of conservation interest could be very different'.
Indeed, given our short attention spans, fast-changing career prospects and trend-seeking behaviours, my generation has a thing or two to learn about persistence in the face of seeming perpetual failure.
But Bronco's style and popularity have inevitably put him on a collision course with another anti-system crusader: perpetual presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (pictured above), whose popularity and persistence spooks many of Mexico's political and economic elites.
His persistence and devotion to his men and his perpetual mindfulness of the ideals for which they were fighting won him the respect and loyalty of many.
Making the case has not been easy, as indicated by popular, perpetual interest in fad diets, quick fixes, and pixie dust; and the persistence of hyperendemic rates of avoidable ills, from obesity to diabetes to dementia.
But the turnaround in fortunes for Agudelo is testimony both to his own persistence, even when in exile at a Chivas team living in perpetual crisis, and perhaps most pertinently since his arrival among Jay Heaps' crop of confident youngsters at New England.
But I also imagine his persistence as a walking anecdote: "Did you see that stupid gringo, pushing that block of ice?" Alÿs is a perpetual gringo, whether walking through Mexico, running a stick across the railings in front of posh London houses, or trailing a line of green paint from a leaking can through divided Jerusalem, following the invisible Green Line.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
