Sentence examples for persistent strikes from inspiring English sources

On September 26th AngloGold Ashanti, the world's third-largest gold producer, said it was closing its operations across the country in response to persistent strikes at its mines.

As a consequence we would expect the price to remain around these levels till the full trading is in action, despite the persistent strike rumours which have followed this stock since early discussions of the float.

Persistent air strikes and bombardment of rebel-held areas in northern and southern provinces in the country, have prompted waves of refugees to flee to Turkey and Jordan.

Yemen has reeled from persistent air strikes by a Saudi-led coalaunchedlaunched in response to a Houthi offensive in President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi's southern stronghold of Aden.

It's sold out, of course, but the persistent may strike lucky.

Mike Stanton tossed a ball in the outfield at Yankee Stadium yesterday and felt the vicious wind and the persistent rain striking one side of his face.

But intelligence officials have said that computer files retrieved from Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, showed that the organization was in dire need of money and struggling under persistent American drone strikes on its leadership.

In June a French government plan to sever the connections of persistent pirates was struck down by that country's Constitutional Council.

Following persistent warnings against striking a deal in Geneva from the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, Kerry made it clear that he would not be visiting Jerusalem later this week, despite an announcement to that effect made by Netanyahu.

Revolutions that began last year in Tunisia and spread across the Middle East also inspired small but persistent protests and labor strikes in Jordan.

Revolutions that began in Tunisia in December 2010 and spread across the Middle East have also inspired small but persistent protests and labor strikes in Jordan.