Sentence examples for persist as a problem from inspiring English sources

Asbestos is one of those lethal toxins that should not persist as a problem in this country, but it does.

In addition, a difficulty with scope of inference, previously reported by Chen and Klahr (1999) in a study involving elementary school level students, was shown by us to persist as a problem at the undergraduate level.

Taste changes particularly appeared after several cycles of treatment and persisted as a problem until discontinuation of sunitinib.

Carl Minzner, a scholar of Chinese law and governance at the Fordham University School of Law, says those problems are likely to persist as long as the Party maintains a monopoly on oversight.

Problems persist, as a tour of Web sites will show.

Due to continuing political and financial problems in the implementation of NHS, difficulties in access to health care services have persisted as a health policy problem.

Overgrazing, soil depletion, drought, and floods persist as problems for the future.

Rawls's revival of social contract theory in A Theory of Justice did not base obligations on consent, though the apparatus of an "original agreement" persisted as a way to help solve the problem of justification.

A high turnover rate and low salaries of childcare staff persist as long-standing, serious problems in the field of early childhood education and care.

Despite these advances, neurocognitive disturbances from the HIV virus still persist as complex and clinically important problems.

At the creators' last dinner on Friday night before Bono and the Edge left for a U2 tour in Australia, Bono said bluntly that the show "won't get out of the gate" and have a chance to catch on with audiences if technical problems persist, as they have in rehearsals.