Sentence examples for persistently operating from inspiring English sources
Gary Fixter has a record of persistently operating as a rogue landlord.
These companies, which persistently operate close to capacity limits, tend to be the hardest on employees.
"On the diplomatic side, the Chinese are quietly but persistently and effectively operating just under the U.S. radar screen," said Richard Feinberg, who was the chief Latin America adviser at the National Security Council during the Clinton administration.
Indeed, this relationship between recent gene duplication and late RT has probably been operating persistently and extensively throughout animal evolution, as we could see that RT parallels gene duplication age in different regions of the human and mouse genome.
Pakistani and American officials have persistently denied that Xe is operating in Pakistan.
Persistently weak sales, combined with high rents and operating costs, and insurance rates that are among the highest in the country have proven to be a bitter brew.
He presided over an early flawed investigation into hacking but has persistently challenged claims by his former boss James Murdoch, the News Corp deputy chief operating officer, who denied Myler had later informed him of the wider scale of the practice.
Finally, the finding of activated DNA-PKcs residual foci on persistently DNA damaged cells opens important questions about how long the NHEJ components may continue operating to reverse the DNA damage-induced apoptotic cell death and how the proper degradation of NHEJ factors is controlled under this scenario.
Monitor's chief operating officer, Stephen Hay, said: "We have been tracking the trust's performance for some time and are requiring action to be taken because it is not acceptable that the trust is persistently failing its A&E patients.
