Problems persist, as a tour of Web sites will show.
"Pension and health care costs will persist as a challenge to city budgets for years to come," the survey said.
After two hours, they had made a strong case for themselves; it seems almost necessary that they persist as a band.
The most obvious example may be political scientists' insistence, during the cold war, that the Soviet Union would persist as a nuclear threat to the United States.
Yet claimed connections between Manson's "Family" and Robert Heinlein's novel (1961) persist as a story that, evidently, seems too good to be true.
Holling recognized the importance of the qualities that allowed a forest to persist as a functioning forest rather than its ability to harbour particular species at fixed levels or to maintain an arbitrary level of primary production.
But Thatcher, suppressing her doubts, did campaign in one significant referendum, in 1975, when the nation had the opportunity to say whether it wished to remain in Europe — that is, to persist as a member of the European Community (often known, in those days, as the Common Market: a more affable term, redolent of stallholders joining forces to pool their vegetables).
By and large, dress codes remain one of the dreariest quandaries of business culture: They can make an employer seem cartoonishly oppressive, but they persist as a tool for officially addressing workers whose sartorial decisions violate what seem (to managers) like obvious office norms.
Human resource issues persist as a vexation for tourism managers.
In people who check extensively, memory distrust may persist as a result of repetitive checking.
Residual tumour will persist as a focal nodular enhancement in the periphery of the ablation zone (Fig. 3b).
