Sentence examples for persistence of their from inspiring English sources

In fact, they appear mainly to have discussed their liking of truffles and the persistence of their various ailments.

She has also treated Iraq war veterans, who are now trickling into nonmilitary facilities like Kessler largely because of the persistence of their relatives.

But a pair of escalators on 14th Street, at an eastern entrance to the Union Square station, are especially notable for the persistence of their disrepair.

This means that molecules do not "forget" their past history in every collision, but some persistence of their precollision velocities occurs.

Dr. Hamilton realized that the unusual genetic structure of the bees resulted in the workers being so closely related to one another that, in slaving for the hive, they were essentially slaving for the persistence of their own gene pool.

As a group, the wines were gorgeous, showing the differing characteristics of many vintages yet bound by their vitality, the persistence of their flavors and their savory mineral character.

The high detection rate of genovars D, E, F, and G could be related to a longer persistence time of their infections than the other genovars in the genital tract [ 25].

Students such as Maxwele, Chikane and Ramaru had little context for the persistence of race in their daily experience.

Secretary Freeman argues that such a stricture is unwarranted, because "too little is known" about the persistence of pesticides and their movements.

I have infinite respect for the persistence of climate scientists, their present job must be like performing crucial surgery on a conscious patient who's trying to simultaneously spit in your face and kick you in the groin.

The findings provide evidence that large herbivores can exert control over development and persistence of glades through their effects on plant community dynamics.