Sentence examples for persisted with that from inspiring English sources

He could have persisted with that strategy or recommended spinal fusion, a major operation in which the surgeon removes the parts of the disk that are torn or degenerated and fuses bone to stabilize the trouble spot.

I just need that purpose otherwise I begin to go off the rails, which is probably why we started Chemikal Underground and a band all at the same time – which most people would realise is completely insane, but of course we persisted with that state for 10 years, being busier than I ever thought possible".

Political correctness – if we are to persist with that hackneyed term – required members of a diverse society to accord to others the level of dignity they would want for themselves.

"If you persist with that idea we will have to dissuade you with bullets," reads a letter sent in January to Ancizo López, the president of the newly formed union.

After 48 hours, this divergent trend persisted, with patients that evolved to septic shock presenting a 10-fold increase, and patients with non-complicated sepsis with a 0.4-fold decrease.

That many were surprised, that they persisted with the notion that the white far right and the Islamist far right were strangers rather than twins, told you that the delusion serves a political purpose.

Self-determination theory proposes that people are more likely to persist with behaviors that are internally-motivated, and that externally-motivated behavior can evolve and become internalized given the appropriate socio-environmental conditions.

He persisted with a qualification that led parents and students up the garden path and has now withered on the vine.

This difference persisted with multivariate analysis that included factors such as severity of illness and organ dysfunction.

Central government persisted with (inexpensive) strategies that centered on education and were at least rooted in, if not explicitly expressive of, assumptions about assimilation.

You can make it up or learn one; the idea is that unless you're harboring an important state secret, most hackers won't persist with anything that is simply too much effort.