Sentence examples for persistently strong from inspiring English sources

A persistently strong Australian dollar has weighed on the economy.

Heard Island lies in the 'furious 50s' a region of persistently strong winds.

Similarly, the yen remained persistently strong in the international currency markets, hovering at about 76.60 yen per United States dollar.

"The effect of a persistently strong pound on British manufacturers and the high cost of fuel give cause for concern," said Lord Marshall, chairman of British Airways.

Davila will not benefit from a persistently strong tailwind and a drop in elevation as she did on the point-to-point course in Boston.

Japan needs to do much more to combat the persistently strong yen that has battered its exporters, the refle-ha say.

Brooks and his colleagues [ 1, 34, 38] have persistently advocated strong support for the 'Cercomeromorphae' clade (Monogenea+Cestoda) based on phylogenetic surveys of morphological characters.

Sánchez went on: "Despite the extraordinary difficulties that we've had to overcome in the socialist party, despite the predictions that persistently declared a strong decline for the party and the loss of our relevance to the collective life of our country, the socialist party has once again reaffirmed its position as the hegemonic party of the left".

Background: Epidemiologic studies on low back pain (LBP) persistently point to a strong correlation with whole-body vibration from motor vehicle driving.

Thunderstorms, bringing persistently heavy rain and strong winds, resulted in actual race conditions far different from expected.

Therefore, the confined strength of a highly interlocked, non-persistently jointed rockmass, with strong, brittle rock blocks, could be significantly higher than that predicted by commonly adopted empirical approaches.