Sentence examples for persisted longer from inspiring English sources

Slavery persisted longer in eastern Europe.

Köhler found that the groups persisted longer than their weakest members had persisted as individuals.

Whiffs of an old colonial attitude persisted longer in one respect: the relationship between Mainers in the communities along the coast and the wealthy Boston families who for generations arrived to spend summers on their properties.

The new study shows the severe dry spell in 2005 caused far wider damage than previously estimated and its impact persisted longer than expected until an even harsher drought in 2010.

It said: The disruption to our global supply chain persisted longer than we anticipated, caused by challenges in our plant network, low absolute levels of inventory and misalignments between customer demand and inventory available (particularly from the emerging markets).

The war between the North and the South had persisted longer than many had anticipated, and the Union army's efforts in early 1864 provided little hope for an expeditious conclusion.

Further, the turbulence persisted longer at the 70-ft measurement than at the other heights.

Fecal Bacteroidales cells and DNA persisted longer at the lower temperature.

Its initial activity was not affected and persisted longer than WT, proportionally to increased stability.

"Global manufacturing weakness has persisted longer than we anticipated," Belda said in a statement.

"Global manufacturing weakness has persisted longer than we anticipated," Belda said in January 2003.