Sentence examples for persistently expanding from inspiring English sources

"The persistently expanding exploitation of the crypto ecosystem by fraudsters is a significant threat to Main Street investors in the United States and Canada, and NASAA members are committed to combating this threat," said NASAA President, Joseph P. Borg.

The ability of human CD40L to persistently expand normal B cells has been described [ 7, 11] and establishes the potential of using this molecule to generate a renewable source of antigen-presenting cells from primary human cells.

Over the past several weeks, Mr. Pass has been training with 56 others to become a counselor for Common Ground, which is expanding its efforts to get the most chronically homeless — people who have been on the street persistently and have shunned the city's formal system to help the homeless — into permanent housing.

But by reducing fares and expanding service, it would also increase the demand for air travel and related services — thus, presumably, creating additional jobs during a time of persistently high unemployment.

Lippmann acknowledged that "Soviet power will expand unless it is prevented from expanding because it is confronted with power, primarily American power, that it must respect" — he was realistic — but he also argued that "American military power is peculiarly unsuited to a policy … which has to be enforced persistently and patiently for an indefinite period of time".

Considering that the expanding uterus in the last trimester occupies most of the intra-abdominal space, the most prompt and effective means to decrease IAP may be the delivery of the fetus (via CS) when the IAP is persistently elevated and a threat to maternal/fetal health.

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Although disease outside of Region A remained rare, within Region A, invasive Hia disease caused by 2 of the 3 ST groups expanded slowly, but persistently, to contiguous geographic areas.

[A8.] The International Monetary Fund forecast that the global economy, led by the persistently robust growth in the United States, would expand at a 4.2percentt rate in 2000, its fastest pace since 1988.

In its twice-yearly World Economic Outlook the monetary fund forecast that the global economy, led by the persistently robust growth in the United States, would expand at a 4.2percentt rate in 2000, its fastest pace since 1988.

It is the capillary network where endothelial injury and ongoing capillary leakage occur in severe sepsis, which can manifest clinically as profound hypovolemia and persistently low cardiac filling pressures despite efforts to expand intravascular volume [ 10].