Sentence examples for really persists from inspiring English sources

But if the recruiter really persists, then the best bet at this point is to reveal a "total comp" number, a number that represents your current total compensation including salary and benefits (think gym discounts, retirement account contributions, etc).

England seem determined not to pick five bowlers, but you wonder whether they can really persist with the strategy, because they really have nothing beyond their frontline four at the moment.

"The reason for the snow amounts being heavier than we usually see is that the upper low (pressure system) really persisted down there, that has allowed colder air to remain locked in place," Andrew Orrison, a forecaster for the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center, told Reuters on Thursday.

"Those genes really persist".

"No, why are you really here?" persists the bloke in uniform.

"Really," Key persisted, with great warmth.

If Windows Phone licence from Microsoft costs you around $25 (a guess), but the patent payments are costing you $24 per handset, is it really worth persisting?

These church councils of the fourth and fifth centuries sought to settle these matters for all time, but the issues were never really settled, and dissent persisted, and persists, on these very issues.

Questions about where he really belongs could persist into the off-season if Wright's production at Citi Field continues to waver.

Until the FDA decides to clarify the requirements for products labeled "natural", confusion over what this label really means will persist.

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