When asked if the persistent infringements stalled momentum, Cotter replied: "You have to say that.
Robinson was widely expected to gain revenge in the rematch, but Pender again summoned up all his renowned ringcraft by going to the body and breaking up Robinson's momentum with his persistent jab.
AS THE developed-world economy tries to gain momentum, it faces a persistent headwind.
It's posturing .There are persistent arguments over whether a loss of momentum in the air campaign contributed to the rebels' setbacks.
Commodity prices and currencies are remarkably persistent, rising or falling for long periods.The momentum effect drives a juggernaut through one of the tenets of finance theory, the efficient-market hypothesis.
Persistent low inflation, "along with the loss of momentum in the European economy, has brought the prospect of full-scale quantitative easing a great deal closer," she said.
Americans' growing frustration with widening inequality, stagnant wages, and persistent poverty can be seen in the mounting momentum to raise wages.
However, both CFD and experiment suggested significant transient effects at the one location where correlation was poor; experimentally measured pressure showed significant fluctuations whilst CFD showed persistent oscillations in residual error for conservation of mass and momentum.
But they lost momentum when Wood was shown yellow by Lacey for persistent offences at the breakdown just after the hour mark.
However, a persistent rift between rural and urban Democrats would prevent the party from gaining the momentum it needed.
But Democratic leaders and members of the bipartisan task force that wrote the proposal say persistent misconduct and a low level of public regard for the institution should provide momentum to approve what would be a potentially significant change.
