Sentence examples for persistent past from inspiring English sources

Serological studies are thought to measure cumulative lifetime exposure to HPV (although it is not clear to what extent persistence of infection is reflected in antibody response), whereas measures of cervical HPV DNA are likely to reflect current and persistent past infection (Shin et al, 2003).

At some essential level of cultural abstraction, what it means to be black in this country is to manage the anger of a persistent past, to understand the power of humiliation as a daily depressant and to overcome it anyway with love, laughter and growth.

Decked out in pine boughs and persistent Christmas lights, it glowed in the winter night.

An unusually persistent late summer heatwave has smashed records across New South Wales, Australia.

Not only has inequality been remarkably persistent since 1946, but its effects echo through the decades.

He sees the underlying cause of the current market turmoil as the persistent fall in risk premiums over the past five years.

The painted Simpson is publicising a film, but the promoters promised that the persistent summer rains would wash him away.

Rumors that the firm might sell itself to a bigger player, or try to raise the capital needed to expand by going public, have become increasingly persistent since 2010.

A16 Charter Schools Progress Well California's charter schools typically perform as well as their traditional counterparts, despite persistent fiscal issues a reliance on far more uncertified teachers, a state-sponsored study shows.

"The rain has been much lighter and less persistent today but the ground needs time to dry out.

But modeling studies suggest that the persistent spring snowpack wolverines use for denning will decline 31% by 2045 and 63% by 2085.