Sentence examples for question will persist from inspiring English sources

And yet the question will persist.

Yet with links to Real Madrid, the planet's most grotesquely entitled football club, refusing to die, the question will persist: what could Pochettino really do, given more?

Until L.S.U. can actually win a game in the Final Four, though, questions will persist.

He might pitch a perfect game, finish second in the league in earned run average, but the questions will persist because he is 37.

While the United States and its military partners retain control over security, difficult legal and political questions will persist as to whether Iraq's restored sovereignty can be called complete.

The biggest gain for Mr. Bush last night was that he did not crumble under the pressure of the sternest test to date of his presidential potential, even though questions will persist about his depth of knowledge.

If and when this happens, and considering the Bush administration's slow, reluctant or half-hearted responses to other humanitarian crises and disasters, one question will sadly persist: Why does this administration have to be consistently pushed, cajoled and, yes, shamed into doing the right thing?

But, he says, "the question is whether consensus will persist if budgets tighten".

The questions about his pitching will persist.

Indeed, if we now assume that the current trends will persist, the question is whether the price of footballers will ever come close to the price of art.

But on the national level one important question is, how likely TSEs will persist in the national flock [ 58, 59].