Sentence examples for persists so long from inspiring English sources

The whole considered formally persists so long as the form persists.

The person persists so long as his or her body persists.

But the way the song persists so long after the Good Friday Agreement is more than a little odd.

It persists so long as it best matches sensory input, but once the drug is consumed, or once the person is removed (for a sufficiently long period) from the influence of cues predicting drug availability, competing sensory input generate a new prediction-error.

And why did dragons persist so long?

The threat of massive leaks will persist so long as there are massive secrets.

What kind of place was it, that it could persist so long in memory, make people murderous, make them hungry, make them cry?

Why this "equity premium" persisted so long remains a puzzle: why didn't investors long ago rush into stocks, driving their prices up and their rate of return down?

Many would argue that the reason the divide has persisted so long is because it is unimportant – as long as you maintain a healthy, respectful relationship, you might ask, who cares who does the DIY or cleans the loo?

What kind of place was it, that it could persist so long in memory, make people murderous, make them hungry, make them cry? "If you go, then you should go to the restaurant and look at the murals," Iñaki said.

Johnson said the MoD accepted that part of the responsibility for the unlawful killing and torture allegations persisting so long rested with the MoD itself, "for not adequately discharging its procedural obligations".