Sentence examples for persisted so long from inspiring English sources
Why this "equity premium" persisted so long remains a puzzle: why didn't investors long ago rush into stocks, driving their prices up and their rate of return down?
He has persisted so long, as both icon and mystery, that this year, in honor of his sixty-eighth birthday, it seemed time to treat the old guy to a face-lift.
Many would argue that the reason the divide has persisted so long is because it is unimportant – as long as you maintain a healthy, respectful relationship, you might ask, who cares who does the DIY or cleans the loo?
This example of an inequality based on force had persisted so long, Mill argued, because all men had an interest in retaining it.
That it seems intuitive probably explains why the idea of soft inheritance persisted so long among prominent thinkers and why it is so resistant to correction among modern students.
Why, he asked, has the economic malaise, the downtown, the recession persisted so long?
And why did dragons persist so long?
The threat of massive leaks will persist so long as there are massive secrets.
But sure, let your lofty ignorance persist, so long as it's not your family member that gets attacked next.
What kind of place was it, that it could persist so long in memory, make people murderous, make them hungry, make them cry?
The effects of these revelations will not disappear in the night, but will persist, so long as we continue to dismiss and deny each other the right to be heard.
