Sentence examples for persistently supporting from inspiring English sources
"The arms embargo on Iran must be one of the first sanctions to be lifted … Especially since Iran is persistently supporting the fight against Isis [Islamic State] and the elimination of this threat in the region," the Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, said, according to tweets from his ministry.
In keeping with this doctrine, the administration persistently supported the contras fighting to overthrow the Sandinista government of Nicaragua.
Paul Krugman, a Times columnist and a Nobel Prize-winning economist who persistently supported a larger stimulus, told me that Summers's assertion about market fears was a "bang my head on the table" argument.
Some persistently reported support for Yes at 45 per cent or above, while others rarely put it at more than 40 per cent.
Ministers have been persistently challenged by peers over the apparent lack of evidence supporting the controversial cut, which the government claims will provide claimants with an "incentive" to find work.
The lithological characteristics of that peat-based island supported a persistently depressed groundwater table, while tree islands with elevated ratios of peat-to-sand content did not.
That the fever was of short duration despite persistently positive blood cultures supports this conclusion.
Lack of an association between death and persistently positive respiratory secretions, urine, throat swab, and pus/surface swab is new evidence supporting previous observations.
Over the past week, we have persistently been told -- not least by Tony Blair -- that Mubarak was a key plank in supporting "peace in the Middle East".
Policies aiming at protecting employment and supporting women labour force participation as well as households with children are needed to lift persistently poor households out of this condition.
These financial incentives coupled with the persistently high failure rate of AVFs support renewed efforts to identify pre-operative predictors of AVF outcomes.
