Sentence examples for persisted it from inspiring English sources

He said that if the bloom persisted it would harm clams, which are unable to digest the algae.

The prevailing justices argued that while racial discrimination persisted, it was no longer sufficient to justify what they called "extraordinary measures" against the southern states.

While work in the older mediums persisted, it was the welding, soldering, and cutting of metal that emerged after 1945 as an increasingly popular medium for sculpture.

For a while in the morning, as the dank murk and dripping rain persisted, it looked as if they may at least force the game into a fourth day.

But #BlackLivesMatter, the hashtag campaign against violence toward black people that was created by three activists in 2013, after the killing of Trayvon Martin, in Florida, has not only persisted, it has grown to become a network of thousands of individuals.

For all the tragedies––immediate and myriad on the day of the quake — and the looming sense of nuclear dread that persisted, it was remarkable to observe firsthand, and through the Japanese media, the almost complete sense of national coöperation and purpose: little observable looting or undue panic, and almost no acts of political exploitation.

When it persists, it becomes worrying.

Should it persist, it could adversely affect market values.

The euro-zone's troubles will persist, it thinks.

And so, if you look at where it persists, it tends to be unionized environments".

If it persists, it could spell real trouble for the Democrats a year from now.