First, in a democracy, the Constitution directed the Court to insure equal rights for minority groups who might persistently lose out in the political process, with African-Americans being the paradigm case.
Competitive financial markets will not provide capital indefinitely to entrepreneurs whose ideas persistently lose money.
Roving bands of unemployed Landsknechte menaced Europe; persistently disloyal, they lost their appeal to the lords and rulers who might employ them.
The STZ-diabetic rats lost weight persistently and decreased the survival ratio, which were also reversed after transplantation (Figs. 5B and C).
Previously, we showed that persistently infected cells lose tumourigenicity in vivo (Alain et al, 2006; Kim et al, 2007), and as expected, none of the three persistently infected cell lines were able to produce tumours in SCID mice.
With unemployment persistently high, more people have lost health coverage along with their jobs, says Michelle Jones, the agency's senior vice president of counseling.
Like OWS, 15M made no demands, fetishised mass assemblies, remained persistently non-violent, and eventually lost momentum under police truncheons and their own bureaucracy.
Like OWS, 15M made no demands, fetishized mass assemblies, remained persistently non-violent, and eventually lost momentum under police truncheons and their own bureaucracy.
14: Lives lost Prozac has been persistently dogged by claims that it can trigger suicide - not just in depressives but also in healthy volunteers.
While this was Leeds' sixth Super League title in nine years, they have persistently failed at Wembley in that same period, having lost in six visits to the Challenge Cup final since last winning it in 1999.
Photobleaching experiments in the absence of nucleotide, in which the motor is persistently bound to the microtubule, revealed that 43 out of 50 molecules lost fluorescence in a single step consistent with the presence of a single Cik1 Kar3 heterodimer.
