Sentence examples for persistent to from inspiring English sources

Those were the years when wage inequality became too persistent to ignore.

He has been persistent to the point of pestiness in his career.

His anger was too pointed to be random, too persistent to be an isolated episode.

The second ingredient, or second level, is passive acknowledgment, when infractions are too persistent to go unnoticed.

"A victim of gender violence in Venezuela has to be very strong and very persistent to find any sort of justice," says Loaiza.

But, also as with those laws and indeed, with government freedom of information laws in general individuals will have to be determined and persistent to exercise their rights.

"The potential we have to have a huge, positive impact on these charities encourages us to be really creative and persistent to increase that impact".

After e-mailing him three times, with no response, Ms. Woolsey said she became "uncharacteristically persistent" to get him on her revolving list.

In creating the cookie, Mr. Kamkar has drawn comments from bloggers across the Internet whose descriptions of it range from "extremely persistent" to "horrific".

"I wish the print market was stronger, but it's not, so print ad revenue has been soft in Q3 and the trend is persistent to Q4," the chief financial officer, Howard Hochhauser, said in an interview.

Brady, persistent to the point of selfishness, wasted a clear-cut chance, scooping his shot over the bar when well placed, then blasted a free-kick from 25 yards into the defensive wall.