Sentence examples for persistently at from inspiring English sources
Complaints against banks are persistently at an unacceptably high level.
Bei Bei alternates between tagging behind his mom and pawing persistently at her to play, even after she swats him away.
And here again Lucious has to contend with the fact that his struggle to build a legacy is persistently at odds with his conflicts with his sons individual ambitions.
His best-known work, "An American Dilemma" (1944), explored a disconnect: Why was one group persistently at the bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum in a country that purported to give everybody an equal chance?
Now, with sterling persistently at a shade below DM3, margins are too thin for comfort.Exporters complain as much about the speed with which sterling has climbed as about the level it has reached (see chart).
Measures of preschool behavioral inhibition also predicted "persistently at risk status" defined by elevated teacher ratings over time.
It would also be important to target efforts on subgroups that are persistently at-risk for high SHS exposure, namely the young, males, and non-Hispanic Blacks.
The following characteristics (2 or more) are shown persistently over at least 12 months and in more than one relationship or setting.
We accepted the diagnosis as the patient's actual malformation if it was persistently recorded at several visits, at surgery or autopsy, or if it was the prevailing view at the end of follow-up (eg, death or emigration).
The same approach was used in post hoc analyses evaluating progression to micro- or macroalbuminuria in patients with hyperfiltration at inclusion who were persistently hyperfiltering at 6 months, as compared with patients who had their hyperfiltration at inclusion ameliorated at 6 months considered alone or in combination with those who were persistently nonhyperfiltering since inclusion.
Among cows affected by CYTO or PVD at exam 1, 66 and 63%, respectively, had spontaneously cured at exam 2. Cows persistently affected at exam 2 had an increased time to pregnancy and were more likely to have both CYTO and PVD at exam 1.
