Sentence examples for persistent having from inspiring English sources

are often inconsistent, as well as inherently static and persistent, having multiple and often ad hoc interpretations.

Some areas identified for improvement are persistent, having been previously identified in the 1994 Booz, Allen and Hamilton Management Study of UNICEF.

The most persistent has been (surprise, surprise!) ex-MP Louise Mensch.

"Readers and writers being vocal and persistent have made editors take a hard look at those pie charts and tried to do better," said Weiner.

"These need to be persistent, have a wide domain… and be connected to other economies".

The term persistent has been adopted in place of chronic [2].

Persistent in having another look led Quiana to her life-changing diagnosis.

Persistent absenteeism has also fallen by 27%.

"This persistent drop has occurred in everyone," he said.

The persistent hammering has worked, to a degree.

A small but persistent minority has advocated independence.