These days, diners are on the persistent hunt for the latest food trend, be it sushi donuts, matcha or quinoa.
Tigers, rhinoceroses, leopards, wolves, bears, and foxes once roamed the hills of Guangdong, but their numbers have been decimated by forest fires, persistent deforestation, and hunting; they are now considered to be nearly extinct in the area.
On this note, are the persistent complaints about hunt-law flouting going to be (finally) addressed in parliament this week?
It was the place where, every summer, Sarah made applesauce daily with apples from the same tree and where Brian, Abigail's husband, was so persistent in the hunt for chanterelles that we were forced to compare him to a truffle-sniffing dog.
Over the course of the summer, Goldstein remained persistent in her job hunt by relentlessly networking, scouring the web and trying to remain positive.
In Iraq, the significant drop in American casualties over the past year and a half is partly attributable to the "persistent stare" of drone operators hunting for insurgents' roadside bombs and remotely fired rockets, says Christopher Oliver, a colonel in the American army who was stationed in Baghdad until recently.
Over the last 30 years, hunting has been light but persistent at PRF, with low densities of forest-dwelling indigenous groups (e.g., the Orang Asli) harvesting species selectively using blow guns, and Malay ethnic groups occasionally hunting muntjac (Muntjacus muntjak) and sambar deer (Rusa unicolor) within the PRF for meat.
After persistent population increases began in the 1940s, the seasonal hunt reached about one million animals in 1946/47 and two million in 1962/63.
Experts are hunting for ways to understand the cause of persistent symptoms.
