I always find the question somewhat irritating, perhaps revealing the persistence of an arrogant, imperial mindset.
Holyoak, l & Lawler, S. P. Persistence of an extinction‐prone predator‐prey interaction through metapopulation dynamics.
The authors of the report warned that the persistence of an anti-immigrant climate could stifle the area's economy.
Daniel Kitson, the British monologist known for his winding narrative brainteasers, returns to St. Ann's Warehouse with "Mouse: The Persistence of an Unlikely Thought" (Nov. 9).
And as Trende writes, the persistence of an Obama lead, however narrow, has created a virtuous cycle for the White House: First, the bandwagon effect affects fundraising.
Favourable climatic conditions are thought to have been a determining factor in the persistence of an ecologically meta-stable relationship between human societies and their natural environment.
But in the end, the researchers found, many of the women were dismayed by what they saw as "the surgical personality" and the persistence of an "old boys' club".
Daniel Kitson's Mouse: The Persistence of an Unlikely Thought is going to be the show that sells out in a twinkling, and there is tried and tested work in the RSC production of Alice Birch's Revolt.
But that theme is often put aside by the persistence of an almost devout homage being paid to the world and to what we make of it, a tribute to Kircher's "all consuming desire".
Because the prices of manufactured goods bought by the periphery were rising faster than those of raw materials, cash crops, and foodstuffs sold by the periphery to the centre, international trade ensured the persistence of an unbalanced process of development.
It supports useful functionalities such as the persistence of an execution history.
