We have persistently been building the wrong houses in the wrong places.
During that nervy, scratchy period Palace were consistently first to second balls and persistently prevented Newcastle from building up any sort of tempo or attacking momentum.
Evidence suggests the common factor for success involves case managers spending time contacting and patiently and persistently working with the family, thus building a trusting relationship.
As Claire Tomalin notes in her excellent biography, "Katherine did not seem to be interested in building on a successful piece of work, but persistently dispersed herself in different styles and tones.
Since the most severe poverty in Tanzania is in rural areas, and the rural population have persistently lower access to medicines in general, this evidence suggests that building up local production may support improved rural access to medicines.
Everything was to be done persistently, insistently, perseveringly, from maintaining party leadership to developing the economy to building national glory.
Christine C. Quinn, the council speaker, who worked as a tenant organizer between 1989 and 1991, said the new bill, which she is sponsoring with three other council members, arose out of a yearlong series of discussions with city officials, building owners and advocates for tenants on how best to take aim at the city's most persistently dilapidated buildings.
After the recession of 1990-1991, office vacancy rates downtown were persistently high, with some buildings standing empty.
In the process they persistently explore the contexts in which various artifacts, buildings, gardens, designs, literary works, representations of landscape, and monuments were produced and the meanings that they may yield...
