While the restorative posture is always optional and often encouraged, especially after one of his sweaty sequences that pushes the boundaries of our muscles and minds, Benoît's students usually persist by steadily holding their planks, downward dogs and warriors.
Faced with a series of debilitating crises, she persists, moving steadily forward toward a larger, more meaningful life.
The fashion for hoary stage devices waxes and wanes, although they have persisted more steadily in European theater than in our own.
But as years passed, the brand and marketing advantages faded while the cost penalty persisted, which steadily eroded the profit edge.
Act., to go on or proceed with steadily, to persist, persevere in any thing (class).; usually constr with an object-clause; rarely with acc. or abl.
Life could persist even with a steadily declining energy supply, he says, although the creatures "would be as different from humans as we are from the most primitive bugs".
Beyond week 2 of illness, only severe joint symptoms and lower limb hyperesthesias persisted, but they steadily resolved during a 6-month period.
But there is a plethora of other Islamist parties, some of them a lot more extreme, so the Islamist vote may be split.Even as the electoral process steadily advances, worries persist about insecurity, attitudes to the law, and tendencies to flout the central authority.
Although the scientific hurdles, such as cell penetration of imaging agents, appropriate pharmacokinetic profiles, etc. are being steadily overcome, regulatory hurdles persist.
Human Development Indicators (income, health, and education) in India are steadily rising, but hunger and malnutrition persist.
Although access to electronic communications is steadily increasing in both developed and less-developed countries, the increases are not uniform, and disparities in availability and skill level persist.
