Sentence examples for persisted because of from inspiring English sources

RACIAL prejudice in the fashion industry has long persisted because of tokenism and lookism.

This distinction persisted because of the different methods of training candidates for the two professions.

Its beauty has persisted because of the sheer quality of its workmanship and the intelligence of its design".

"The study put to rest two incorrect arguments that persisted because of an absence of evidence," said Katherine Baicker, a Harvard economist who worked on the study and served as an economic adviser to President George W. Bush.

White Lotus societies were associated with rebellions in the 13th and 18th centuries and became an all-purpose designation for subversive groups, so much so that Ownby argues that the term long persisted because of "the paranoid imagination of the late imperial state".

It took me a year and a half just to get an initial interview, but I persisted because of something the football player-turned-author Pat Toomay had said: "He will take his time deciding whether he trusts you, but it's worth the wait.

Price differences will also persist because of national preferences.

These threats persist because of the poverty and corruption left by the Khmer Rouge.

The government expects the high jobless rate to persist because of the lack of growth in the German economy.

Problem loans are likely to persist because of soft economic conditions, the F.D.I.C.'s banking statistics chief, Ross Waldrop, said.

Officials deny any intervention but questions persist because of Enron's close connections with the Bush administration.