Sentence examples for persistent talks from inspiring English sources

There were the persistent talks of how the small-market model that served them so well during the glory days of the 70s and 80s was broken in an era of big spending.

Investor cash is readily available and there is persistent talk of an IPO.

For any player, but particularly one who is content where he is, such persistent talk can be distracting.

One hears persistent talk about how Maduro is besmirching the military's dignity with his economic failures.

In the Colombo newspapers, there was persistent talk of Hambantota's transformation into a world-class city.

Despite persistent talk that they are highly vulnerable, most banks seem to be happy that their debt is secure.

Meanwhile Man slipped 3.6p to 215.5p, despite persistent talk of a possible bid from Bank of New York Mellon, with traders mentioning a price of 325p a share.

However, there has been persistent talk among MPs of a covert operation among some of her supporters to stop Leadsom making the ballot.

The persistent talk added 56percentntothethe value of First Choice shares between the end of 1998 and February 26 - forcing the March 1 announcement that First Choice had received 'preliminary approaches'.

On the Tory side, there is persistent talk of using Ken Clarke, a former chancellor, home secretary, health secretary (and so on) for more than the odd policy commission.

Between events, Mrs. Whitman, 56, dismissed the persistent talk of her life beyond the agency as "wishful thinking" by her enemies, saying she knew that virtually every policy pronouncement brought criticism from one camp or another.