Sentence examples for persistently large from inspiring English sources

And no country can, on its own, figure out how best to reduce a persistently large imbalance.

The employment challenges across most G20 countries are still very sizeable both in terms of a persistently large jobs gap and low quality of many available jobs.

Although US politicians focus on the bilateral trade deficit with China – which is persistently large – what matters is the multilateral balance.

Real hourly wages of middle-wage workers* have been drifting down for the past few years, a function of the persistently large amount slack in the job market.

President Obama and other leaders wrapped up the G-20 meeting with an agreement to curb "persistently large imbalances" in saving and spending.

The December resolution expressed "alarm" at the "persistently large number of reported and unreported atrocities and widespread untouchability practices, notably manual scavenging".

The company, which showed consistent revenue growth, but persistently larger losses, decided to wait.

Moreover, co-expression at the same time point and, delayed by one or two time points among different genes at the protein level are persistently larger than those at the transcript level.

A better model, I'd argue, is Japan in the 1990s, which ran persistent large budget deficits, but also had a persistently depressed economy — and saw long-term interest rates fall almost steadily.

The result of these policies is that China has persistently run large merchandise-trade surpluses against the United States.

The target is first tagged at the first frame of one video and is then tracked persistently over large space and time.