Sentence examples for persistent repeated from inspiring English sources

They know that the only way they can put pressure on their local governments is by persistent, repeated visits to Beijing, and they realize that collective visits are even more effective.

In Jesus' parable, the unrighteous judge "did not fear God, and did not respect man," and gave legal protection to an oppressed widow only because she wore him out with her persistent, repeated requests.

"Persistent repeated avoidance of a feared object combined with irrational thoughts that the object is dangerous — when in fact, it is not — and panic symptoms can result in a phobia," Lalonde said.

Boléro is a one-movement orchestral piece composed by Maurice Ravel in 1928 and is "built on a persistent, repeating motif supported by a snare drum ... re-creating the Spanish 'bolero' dance pattern for full orchestra", according to Beck biographer Martin Power.

In structures where there are persistent repeat motifs, these short-cuts can save an enormous amount of time and increase the accuracy of the model.

The sexual impulse, however, is sufficiently strong and persistent and repeated sexual activity gradually erodes the inhibitions and any sense of guilt or shame.

With Bercow struggling to keep control of the rowdy chamber, he ordered Blackford to be barred from the Commons for the rest of the day, citing his "persistent and repeated" refusal to sit down and allow May to continue.

"The UK has a history of persistent and repeated breaches of Article 8 [right to privacy] in the field of state surveillance which its domestic courts have failed properly to restrain," said one of the group's lawyers today.

As a consequence of aging, misfolded proteins accumulate over time and proteostasis pathways become functionally impaired in response to persistent or repeated environmental exposures, thereby amplifying protein damage [6].

"The international monetary system has a structural flaw: it lacks a mechanism, market based or otherwise, to induce needed adjustment by surplus countries, which can result in persistent imbalances," repeated Bernanke, making no reference to deficit countries, the other side of the imbalance.

Negative TSTs occur even in TB-endemic settings, where exposure to Mtb is known to be persistent [10]; repeated negative TSTs over several occasions are even less likely to be false-negatives.