Sentence examples similar to persistently creates from inspiring English sources

The Law of Learning: Only the enterprise that invigorates learning – through exploring, exploiting, and orchestrating – generates the knowledge necessary to persistently create new value among infinite possibilities.

To persistently create shareholder value, managers must therefore do something that investors have not already taken into account, and they must do it over and over again.

First, it creates a persistently stressful environment, which is a recipe for employee disengagement.

But, when the allergens are unremitting, the immune system becomes persistently hyper-sensitized, creating an inflammatory milieu.

Each plant must persistently train and create awareness among its employees of the potential dangers faced with even small changes that can be "easily" introduced into their plant.

In addition to the warmer waters generated by the El Niño conditions, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation is also creating persistently higher than normal sea surface temperatures in the northeastern Pacific.

Much the way the Fed becomes the lender of last resort when credit markets freeze, there is a role for the government to become the employer of last resort when the market persistently fails to create enough jobs.

The American Dream always was and continues persistently to be created and re-created in the imaginations of people on the outside--outside the country or outside mainstream successes taken for granted by those whose families achieved them.

Another group persistently presents with non-severe episodes and creates a considerable share of the excess demand for ED care.

He then went on to argue that persistently misaligned exchange rates create "genuine problems for free-trade apologetics".

The makers of processed and fast foods created and persistently promote a craving for high-salt foods, even in school lunch programs.