Sentence examples for persistent strength from inspiring English sources

Monthly surveys of purchasing managers in both services and manufacturing suggested persistent strength across the economy.

The persistent strength of the yen also has weighed on Japanese companies.

"There's no question that the persistent strength of sterling is having an influence on policy," the governor said.

The new forecasts are a result of the persistent strength in consumer spending even as businesses reduced their orders sharply.

And Toyota is adapting to the yen's persistent strength — as it has in the past — by building more vehicles overseas.

The yen, whose persistent strength weighed on Japan's important export sector for years, has fallen, making Japanese goods more competitive.

The larger and persistent KE strength losses observed under heat stress are associated with greater levels of central fatigue especially during sustained contractions.

However, following neurological injury such as stroke, these grasping behaviors are often severely affected, resulting in persistent impairments in strength, grip force modulation and kinematic hand control.

Synovitis, bursitis and tendinitis causes decreased muscle strength, persistent pain, reduced range of motion and joint destruction, which may lead to functional loss and difficulties with daily activities.

A positive psychology perspective on cancer also is quite consonant with entrenched cultural beliefs and media portrayals of cancer as a life-threatening disease that can be defeated by character strength, persistent effort, and maintenance of a positive attitude, and it seemingly provides a scientific basis for these beliefs.

He said: "We expect the Bank of England to keep interest rates down at 0.5% not only on Thursday but through 2010 given likely persistent concerns about the strength and sustainability of the recovery.