Sentence examples for should not be persistent from inspiring English sources

Please note that diffuse oesophageal spasm, with its classic corkscrew appearance of the oesophagus, may mimic stricture, however these points of narrowing should not be persistent over time.

Such schools should not be fooled by the persistent defenders of awful predatory colleges into attacking proposals that implement President Obama's long-time determination to protect students and taxpayers and the integrity of the financial aid system.

Such schools should not be fooled by the persistent defenders of awful predatory colleges into attacking proposals that implement President Obama's long-time determination to protect students and taxpayers and the integrity of the financial aid system.

Although durable, it apparently fades with time.Perhaps economists should not be too surprised by the persistent effects of culture on attitudes to economic policy.

But Mr Carney insists this should not be seen as "generalised and persistent declines in prices" of the sort that could be characterised (in his vocabulary) as "deflation".

"A temporary period of falling prices should not be mistaken for widespread and persistent deflation," he said, emphasising that the economy was growing and that there was no evidence household spending was being delayed.

"We must respect individual constitutional liberties, but residents of and visitors to Clark County should not be expected to live under the persistent watch of an armed militia," wrote Horsford, a Democrat.

Prison should not be the default response to low-level persistent offending.

The bare fact that there has been so much said and so much written over such a long time is suggestive of a persistent failure that should not be allowed to endure".

But his persistent reach into the "rut" of tradition should not be forgotten.

Any reform should not be based on an illusion of reduced threats, but on the persistent need to be prepared to meet today's challenges, not yesterday's.