Sentence examples for persistent yet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baraka's poem repeats a persistent yet widely discredited story that has circulated on the Internet since the terror attacks.

Within the chemistry, a lack of standardized methodologies among scientists has resulted in a persistent yet largely undeclared failure to replicate results within the discipline.

But if that's the case, the researchers note, SDSS1133's near-continual eruption since 1950 would be the most persistent yet reported for that type of star.

In a recent op-ed piece in Time magazine, former NBA All-Star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar noted that the symbiotic connection between race and poverty remains a persistent, yet largely ignored evil in America.

An incredibly persistent yet misplaced concern - often voiced by parents who have the best interests of their children at heart - is that a liberal arts degree will not prepare students for success in the job market.

Neuropsychological testing in PCS may reveal persistent, yet subtle, cognitive deficits, often in the executive domain [ 24].

It's saturated with fruit, with a persistent finish, yet without great complexity.

At the top, our leadership deplores this persistent reality, yet only a very few lower-echelon service members are punished.

Patients undergoing spinal fusion surgery sometimes have persistent fractures, yet those with F.O.P. usually — and unfortunately — end up with completely fused spines.

Chemical exposure during embryonic development may cause persistent effects, yet developmental toxicity data exist for very few chemicals.

As dopamine is necessary for working memory in the prefrontal cortex and can lower extracellular GABA concentrations (Brozoski et al., 1979; Grobin & Deutch, 1998), one might have expected dopamine to increase excitation and thus enhance persistent activity, yet we saw the opposite result.