The fashion for hoary stage devices waxes and wanes, although they have persisted more steadily in European theater than in our own.
But as years passed, the brand and marketing advantages faded while the cost penalty persisted, which steadily eroded the profit edge.
Faced with a series of debilitating crises, she persists, moving steadily forward toward a larger, more meaningful life.
While the restorative posture is always optional and often encouraged, especially after one of his sweaty sequences that pushes the boundaries of our muscles and minds, Benoît's students usually persist by steadily holding their planks, downward dogs and warriors.
Beyond week 2 of illness, only severe joint symptoms and lower limb hyperesthesias persisted, but they steadily resolved during a 6-month period.
The infrastructure of the reserve has steadily deteriorated, illegal poaching has persisted and the Masai have remained among Kenya's poorest and least educated people.
The acute response prevailed between the 3rd and 21st day, while the late response steadily progressed after irradiation and persisted after 28th day, are consistent.
Through this program, I've learned the stories of many inspiring individuals who have been working steadily to build understanding and foster healing, who have persisted in their heroic work outside the media limelight.
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.
Although lead rates have been steadily declining in the city, pockets of higher rates have persisted and from 1995 to 2000, nearly 95percentt of city children identified as suffering from lead poisoning were black, Hispanic or Asian.
Act., to go on or proceed with steadily, to persist, persevere in any thing (class).; usually constr with an object-clause; rarely with acc. or abl.
