Sentence examples for sentiment persists from inspiring English sources

After that, it became conventional wisdom that online grocers simply could not succeed; among many industry observers, that sentiment persists.

As long as that sentiment persists, it will be harder to get new deals out the door.

Victorian sentiment persists to this day in daft sagas about space exploration, perhaps the least desirable form of travel ever conceived.

So long as that sentiment persists, it would require the U.S. to pursue a virtual go-it-alone strategy against Iraq, making any military operations correspondingly more difficult and expensive".

Unemployment in the east, about 17percentt, is still twice that in the west, and a bitter sentiment persists in many depressed eastern areas that unification amounted to a western takeover in which 17 million East Germans became second-class citizens.

If this sentiment persists, the future does not bode well.

But the effectiveness of these programs has been at best limited, and anti-Roma sentiments persist in the public and among policy makers.

Westcott swept into Tennessee days after the killing determined to investigate Winchell's murder and expose the antigay sentiment that persists in the military.

That sentiment has persisted into his presidency.

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Many Americans treat the United States' history of racism, and the racist sentiments that persist in the country today, as background noise.

Although concerns over valuation, sentiment and seasonality persist, most advisers conclude that the bulls have more room to run at least in the near term.