Sentence examples for persistent political from inspiring English sources

But in a country where religion and ethnic politics are intertwined, many people see the issue as more politics than religion, a reflection of the country's persistent political turmoil.

Mr. Allawi cautioned that using "shock therapy" could lead to a reaction against foreign companies and persistent political instability.

The attack suggested a quickening pace and a widening circle of targets in Lebanon's persistent political violence.

But persistent political problems and the frictions created by the military's ascendant power continue to gnaw at the country's stability.

In the past, each attack against them has resulted, through their persistent political lobbying, in further creeping annexation.

Elsewhere in Benghazi on Sunday, there were fresh reminders of the persistent political violence that brought residents to the streets.

In June, a private facility in Kansas City, the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, suspended plans for a $300 million expansion, citing the "persistent negative political climate" toward embryonic stem cell research.

The report chronicles persistent, aggressive political interference by the Kremlin: social-media warfare aimed at inflaming fear and prejudice, and "opaque financial support" given to favored politicians in the form of bank loans, gifts, and other kinds of support.

This is part of a persistent Iraqi political culture, and it did not produce a happy state after 1958 at any point, and I would worry that it will not now".

Corruption continues to intensify in two-fifths of the world's nations, nurtured by persistent poverty, political instability and crime.

In this latter incarnation, she represented that persistent American political enigma, the Reagan Democrat who promoted conservative positions on so-called social issues like abortion and gay marriage but showed strong support for classic progressive goals like universal health coverage and an increased minimum wage.