Sentence examples for problems persistent from inspiring English sources

But the article calls the problems persistent, and Dr. Prezant said: "I don't ever want to use the word permanent.

The city disagreed, calling the problems persistent and pointing out that it got the lowest score in the city this year on the annual A-to-F report card.

But for all of our serious economic problems — persistent high unemployment, spreading home foreclosures, the risks that bad policy, bad luck or both will send the economy back into recession — the United States of 2011 is nowhere near as bad as, say, the Vienna of 1918.

In the case of structural problems, persistent nociceptive input potentially limits analgesia obtained by modulation of the neural circuitry.

SGA infants are at increased risk for perinatal morbidity, associated psychological and/or mental problems, persistent short stature (about 15% of subjects) and metabolic alterations.

But almost a quarter did have issues, and researchers broke them down into three categories: those with limited problems, persistent problems, and delayed problems.

While freezing is a natural first line of defense (since predators respond to movement), it can be a problem — persistent freezing prevents active coping.

PROBLEM: Persistent cardiac hypertrophy results in various pathological changes, ultimately leading to cardiovascular disease.

Similar problems of persistent joblessness have been apparent in most major economies in recent years.

In the LSH group, we found more problems of persistent vaginal bleeding.

Some commercial composters have stopped taking municipal green waste because of problems with persistent herbicides.