Sentence examples for subject to persistent from inspiring English sources
Along the path to the political mainstream the UCKG has been subject to persistent accusations of impropriety, almost invariably unproved.
But if you didn't know any black people, that would be - Scott: Plumbers are not subject to persistent discrimination.
Benayoun was subject to persistent booing during Chelsea's 1-0 win over a Malaysian XI in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday.
HMRC has been subject to persistent criticism over recent years about its tax deals with big corporations, including a settlement with Goldman Sachs that waived millions of pounds in interest payments.
Mainline Protestant churches, believed by the conventional wisdom to be in decline, were, in the last half of the 20th century, subject to persistent attack by organised, well-funded political opposition intended to undermine their religious credibility – and their political clout, both nationally and in their communities.
This paper presents a design method for matched systems that are subject to persistent exogenous inputs.
MPs later said she had been "hounded" and subjected to "persistent harassment".
The difference is that the "freak" nowadays is an attractive young female celebrity who is subjected to persistent intrusion and ritual humiliation for the public's casual enjoyment.
The scholars were subjected to persistent surveillance for decades as MI5 and police special branch officers tapped and recorded their telephone calls, intercepted their private correspondence and monitored their contacts, the files show.
Yet to live in the frequently irate bubble that is contemporary Australia is to be subjected to persistent and shrill cries of "crisis" or "catastrophe" over productivity, red tape, security, debt and deficit, emergency low interest rates, sovereign risk and border protection.
"The condition of much native vegetation is deteriorating, particularly that remaining as fragmented remnants in intensive and settled land use zones, and that subjected to persistent pressures such as inappropriate grazing or fire regimes," the report to the federal government said.
