Sentence examples for persistent now from inspiring English sources

Until a few years ago, Ms. Kremert worked at a bank in neighboring Latvia, where persecution of Russians is persistent; now she subsists, barely, with pay from odd jobs.

The London Whale scandal would have broken the back of any other bank – and it led to a series of hits to JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, including Congressional hearings, a major investigation by the Senate, and persistent (now fading) calls to take away his chairmanship of the bank.

What Frank Ware wants is to write as an independent thinker, regardless of her gender and, as Woolf said in her essay, to remain "deaf to that persistent voice, now grumbling, now patronizing, now domineering, now grieved, now shocked, now angry, now avuncular, that voice which cannot let women alone".

Their small but persistent demonstrations now chant not about "Islamising" Egypt, but more generally against tyranny and in defence of the democratic ideals of Egypt's January 2011 revolution.The Brothers are not alone in feeling betrayed.

warned in a report at the end of July that a persistent recession, now in its sixth year, and the government's failure to accelerate overhauls might create an 11 billion-euro hole in Greece's finances over the next two years.

Persistent absentees now account for just over a quarter of all absences in secondary schools.

So can the durable, persistent Mr. Brown now qualify for the Hall of Fame?

"Alan was very persuasive and persistent then as now," Mr. Bright recalled.

[New York Post] He has had many job descriptions, but a persistent grifter is now under arrest.

Their small but persistent demonstrations also now refrain from demanding the "Islamising" of Egypt.The Brothers are not alone in feeling betrayed.

"What started as a thought — a very persistent thought — has now become a course of action that I wish to pursue," Mr. Biden wrote in an open letter to his constituents in April 2014.