Sentence examples for persistent growing from inspiring English sources

"We are at a moment when the underlying drivers of what has been persistent, growing illegal immigration for 40 years have shifted," said Doris Meissner, a commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service under President Bill Clinton and now a fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, a research group.

Mobile radio communication represents one of the most persistent growing technology markets since the introduction of the Global System for Mobile communications (GSM).

All we need to envision is a persistent, growing (new maps/areas every so often) world wherein you take your character on some sort of calculable progression while filling your enemies with manly bullet holes.

Congress is (finally) looking into the persistent and growing problem of persistent and bioaccumulating pollutants.

If ministers want to tackle persistent and growing regional disparities in research activity in England, the UK-wide science capital budget is the wrong tool.

This persistent and growing problem gets scant attention yet threatens the well-being and the very lives of children from coast to coast.

The resale of fakes is a persistent and growing problem without a good solution, say collectors, dealers, artist estates and law enforcement agencies.

One of the most tragic manifestations of this sort of inequality is persistent and growing homelessness – people left without the protection of a physical space or the security that their inherent human rights should offer.

Fieldston's apparently successful abandonment of A. P. classes comes in the face of the persistent, perhaps growing use by the nation's top colleges of performance in such classes as a measure of a candidate.

And paradoxically, despite the persistent and growing emphasis on autonomy, most school practitioners consider themselves constrained by government requirements to a far greater extent than their forbears in 1975.

The Obama administration has come under fire in recent weeks for its handling of veterans' issues, largely because of persistent and growing delays in processing compensation claims for injured veterans.