B.D.E.'s are highly stable, persisting in the environment for a long time and building up in the food chain.
Persisting in the 42-year-old occupation and the building of settlements gnaws at the very foundations of the Zionist dream.
But the Limón Dance Company soldiers on, surviving the death of José Limón in 1972 and persisting in the face of changing fashions and economies.
But by persisting in the false belief that coral reefs have a future, we grossly misallocate the funds needed to cope with the fallout from their collapse.
Linguistic minorities persisting in the Alps are, broadly speaking, the result of migratory movements from neighbouring countries or changes in the borderline.
That purple blackberry-picking stain on your fingers – so difficult to shift, persisting in the crevice between nail and nail fold, like ink from a leaking fountain pen – is the plant pigment anthocyanin (flower-blue in Greek).
George Bernard Shaw was with Cormac McCarthy on the apostrophe: "There is not the faintest reason for persisting in the ugly and silly trick of peppering pages with these uncouth bacilli".
The company said in a statement: "Operating conditions within the group's banking and advisory businesses remain mixed with low levels of economic activity and a difficult trading environment persisting in the first half of the financial year".
(Burke) ★ Miguel Gutierrez and the Powerful People (Friday and Saturday) Mr. Gutierrez's work tends to unfold with bracing, almost destabilizing momentum, but even after that subsides, his potent images have a way of persisting in the mind.
JASCHA KESSLER Professor of English and Modern Literature University of California, Los Angeles Jeffrey Rosen suggests that the threat of past indiscretions, legal or illegal, persisting in the reservoir of available knowledge forever, may prevent us from "starting anew".
There is therefore sufficient evidence of some facets of impulsivity persisting in the self-perception of patients during euthymia.
