Sentence examples for persistent national from inspiring English sources

She said Democrats would be judged more on how they handle persistent national unemployment and the economy.

"Even the most serious and persistent national crises haven't motivated the current Congress to find a middle ground.

One of the Fed's tasks is also to curb unemployment, which is a persistent national crisis with 12 million people unemployed.

Despite the EU's supposed single market in financial services, persistent national differences in regulation, taxes and accounting treatment not to mention culture—have kept this category small.Now for the catchCertainly, the pace of consolidation may quicken.

Showing that African-Americans will volunteer to enroll in this type of research is important, given the persistent national problem of underrepresentation of African-Americans in clinical studies [ 10].

American cross-section, agencies being persistent students of national habit.

Her diminished but persistent lead in national polls augurs well for contests on Feb. 5 in 22 states.

Her diminished but persistent lead in national polls augurs well for the contests on Feb. 5 in 22 states.

The last thing he wants—or Britain needs is a pay-price spiral that would turn a temporary surge in inflation, driven by higher global food and energy costs, into a more persistent and general national affliction.

The president's four-and-a-half-hour flight here, for events that did not end until after midnight East Coast time, showed how much effort the White House is devoting to his re-election campaign in the middle of the persistent debate about national security.

Her parents had considered the wine business for a few years because of two persistent challenges: a national energy crisis that made fuel for farm machinery expensive, and the worries of environmentalists that farm animal waste might pollute Lake Waramaug, a 680-acre tourist draw whose northern shore was below the farm.