Sentence examples for seemingly persistent from inspiring English sources
(This seemingly persistent gap between the richest and the poorest countries, which contradicts the predictions of the standard theory of economic growth, has increasingly occupied the attention of contemporary economists.
A seemingly persistent problem for people across the globe are data breaches that put our sensitive personal data into the wrong hands.
This follows the experience of rangelands in the southwestern USA where decades of equilibrium-based management and fire suppression led to transitions to new states - states that were undesirable from a management point of view but seemingly persistent despite subsequent variations in climate and stocking rates.
In the book The Philosophy of The X-Files, he notes that the final scene "undermines Mulder's seemingly persistent scorn of traditional" religion and his subtle acceptance of theism.
That word "spinster" is key to understanding Pym's persistent and seemingly resurgent appeal.
He is so persistent, so seemingly deaf to the politics of the moment, that he even interrupts Rumsfeld to push his point.
What Swearer has noticed, however, in her nearly two decades of bullying research is a persistent — and seemingly fundamental — environmental distinction between urban and rural bullying.
In fact, nearly all the rings from the past 10 years are on a jumbo scale and thick with diamonds — the seemingly inexorable outcome of persistent one-upmanship, compounded by popular taste ratcheted higher by celebrities like Jay-Z and Diddy.
"Several top shareholders of A.I.G. have called me expressing deep concern about the persistent and seemingly endless destruction of value at A.I.G.," Mr. Greenberg said in the letter, which was dated May 11.
The most significant factor underlying the spread of Hitler's brand of extremism was political gridlock, along with persistent and seemingly insoluble economic problems.
Confronted with seemingly ineradicable white racism and persistent black poverty in the North, King concluded that nothing short of "radical moral surgery" was required to heal the country.
