Sentence examples for persisted along from inspiring English sources
But the problem persisted, along with a wistful understanding of the school's local potential.
He persisted along this path until he successfully completed the course.
Although lead rates have been steadily declining in the city, pockets of higher rates have persisted along a so-called lead belt running from Williamsburg and Fort Greene through central Brooklyn into Queens.
Prosecutors cleaned up their language somewhat over the years, but the discrimination has persisted, along with the pernicious idea that white lives are inherently more valuable than black ones.
From 1968 until his retirement in 1989, Dr. Lower took part in 393 heart transplants and "persisted, along with Dr. Shumway, when many others quit or doubted the procedure," said Dr. Marc R. Katz, a cardiothoracic and transplant surgeon, and the medical director of Bon Secours Heart and Vascular Institute in Richmond.
The moderate fire regime, similar to what is considered the current fire regime in the southern California foothills, resulted in a younger landscape where the facultative resprouter persisted along with the long-lived shade tolerant functional groups, but the obligate seeder with low fire tolerance disappeared, despite its moderate shade tolerance.
Parades persist along the avenue into the afternoon.
Her upscale two-year-old restaurant is thriving, she said, but she is disappointed that empty storefronts persist along Penn Avenue.
Many of their contradictions and confusions persist along with their institutions and insights because the dilemmas they faced can never be resolved.
For most Burmese -- the tens of millions who have not been able to fight the generals to a standoff -- all of these difficulties persist, along with a fear of being jailed and tortured by Military Intelligence.
On the one hand, there is an acknowledgment of the professional way the new owner takes care of its property; on the other, the rent increases that started under MetLife are persisting, along with a perceived eagerness to shuffle out rent-stabilized tenants.
