Sentence examples for practice persists from inspiring English sources

But the practice persists.

If the practice persists, the program may gradually learn to recognize the senders as interlopers and weed out the mail.

The practice persists even though the laws of most states say that prisons are not legitimate residences.

Despite raising awareness on FGM, the practice persists amongst die-hard traditionalists who justify the practice on the grounds of ancestral beliefs and rites.

And while most states have laws saying that prisons are not legitimate residences, the practice persists for reasons of politics or inertia.

Even though voodoo is widely followed in Benin — "The double practice persists, even among university people," says Mr. Iroko — an unjustified stigma still comes with it, Mr. Aligbonon says indignantly.

Yet the practice persisted.

Mr. Blackmon unearths shocking evidence that the practice persisted well into the 20th century.

One gentleman called and said 100,000 bootleggers who buy our magazine would withdraw patronage if present practice persisted.

The practice persisted in Germany until after World War II, a few exceptions aside, and can be found here and there in Italy to this day.

Indeed, fiefs were at first rewards for public service made from fiscal (royal) lands; this practice persisted in the south into the 11th century.