Sentence examples for persistently from from inspiring English sources

Roaring forties, areas between latitudes 40° and 50° south in the Southern Hemisphere, where the prevailing winds blow persistently from the west.

In most countries the share of the top 1% fell persistently from the 1920s until the late 1970s.Taxes rose across the advanced world, but the ways that governments spent them varied greatly.

There was never less than a hundred miles of cold Atlantic water between the ship and the Gulf Stream, to the south, but the winds blew persistently from the south and the warm breath of the Stream rolled over the bank.

The second main part of Dedekind's methodology consists of persistently (from early on, cf. Dedekind 1854) attempting to identify and clarify fundamental concepts (continuity, infinity, natural number, real number, generalized notions of integer, of prime number, the new concepts of ideal, module, lattice, etc).

As HD treatment is carried out three times per week, month after month, chronic HD patients may suffer persistently from coagulation defects and PLT disorders on top of the alterations induced by the uraemic state itself.

Our population-based study from rural Ethiopia found no significant association between maternal perinatal CMD (i.e. during the third trimester of pregnancy, two months postnatal and persistently from pregnancy up to two month postnatal) and infant undernutrition at six or twelve months of age.

Italy has persistently suffered from air quality issues in recent years.

The negative appraisal by Mr. Cuomo, a possible presidential candidate in 2016, was notable in part because he has persistently refrained from commenting on national politics as governor.

Rather than portraying Yorktown and subsequent setbacks as anomalies in an arc of imperial ascent, Brendon uses this novel point of entry to reinterpret the British empire as an enterprise whose validity was persistently challenged, from within and without.

Where PTSD was once a virtually taboo subject, the American combat soldier is now so persistently urged, from call-up to demobilization, to seek counseling if feeling troubled that the message can at times almost border on overkill.

I was in the process of counting the money, thinking I'd give it back — or donate it to some charity — when I heard Clover's key in the lock and I swept it all into the bag and tucked that bag in the deep recess under the sink where the water persistently dripped from the crusted-over pipe and an old sponge smelled of mold.