Sentence examples for persisting status from inspiring English sources

Rakuten-owned Kobo has just officially unveiled a slew of new e-readers (plus an Android tablet, naturally) in an attempt to cement its place as a serious competitor despite its persisting status as an underdog.

On the contrary, the two patients (AJCC stage IIB) who later acquired a persisting MCAM/MUC18 status sadly suffered from disease progression, dying before t3.

But that would be better than persisting with the status quo, in which the established airlines enjoy both the right to land and protection from competitors at the same time.

Intubation would be considered in 83% of centers if the patient remained hemodynamically unstable or with an altered mental status persisting after fluid resuscitation.

A recent stakeholder conference recommended the term 'post-intensive care syndrome' (PICS) to describe new or worsening problems in physical, cognitive, or mental health status persisting post-hospital discharge following a critical illness [ 85].

Men and women agreed the double standard persists: men gain status through sexual activity while women lose status.

However, irrespective of the questionable authenticity of a claim to a particular title, the classification of social status persists.

By letting ambiguity about incomers' legal status persist, politicians leave the field open to armed extremists who want to kick all Muslims out.Central governments have attempted to buy peace.

Keats, Shelley, Byron and the other great English Romantics may all have been dead before Queen Victoria ascended the throne, but the influence of this highly stylised view of the artist's role and status persisted through the Victorian age and beyond.

The Valley's unique cultural language around materialism and status persists.

Third, the perception of automobile as an indicator of higher social status persists, even in communities where cycling is the majority mode.