Sentence examples for persisting from from inspiring English sources

But several centuries-long droughts in the climate record, the most recent persisting from 1400 to around 1750, are harder to explain, they said.

He has a strangely boyish quality, a kind of foot-shuffling awkwardness persisting from youth, almost like he he's still shape shifting and hasn't quite settled into fixed form.

Because metabolism is inherited, it also plays a role in transitions from becoming to being, from existing to persisting, from persisting to evolving.

Unlike portfolio performance, where Lady Luck plays a large role, a fund's expense burden has a way of persisting from year to year.

Nowadays the term "epigenetics" is described as regulation of gene expression persisting from one cell division to the next, despite a lack of changes in the underlying DNA sequence.

When we allow the mind to become truly open and flooded with present awareness, personality diminishes; the sense of a self persisting from the past to the future wanes; all that remains is a sense of sensory completeness and freedom to fill space with consciousness.

They are switched off, and this change persists from one cell division to the next.

It may persist from several weeks to a few months but subsides spontaneously.

She said it would persist from 7 p.m. to 4 a.m., seven days a week.

It centred in the Great Plains and persisted from approximately 9000 to 8000 bce.

My pansies persist from autumn through the following spring, sometimes blooming straight through if the winter is mild.