Sentence examples for such a persistent from inspiring English sources

Why are bubbles such a persistent feature of financial history?

Why was there such a persistent reluctance, maybe even refusal, to vote her in?

But such a persistent pattern of postseason underachievement remained a major blemish on Manning's resume.

If migration has had such beneficial effects, why, then, has there been such a persistent backlash?

Maybe that's because the notion of technology transforming the body in its own image is such a persistent fantasy.

With all they have going for them, it's surprising that bookstores have such a persistent inferiority complex, but they do.

Further, it may be valuable to take a more inclusive approach to symptoms targeted within media campaigns, beyond classical presentations such as a persistent cough for lung cancer and rectal bleeding for colorectal cancer, to symptoms such as weight loss and fatigue.

Many high-risk symptoms are easier to refer, such as a persistent cough, a change in bowel habits or weight loss.

A new study by Cancer Research UK found that more than half of British people have experienced at least one "red flag cancer alarm" symptom – such as a persistent cough or an unexplained lump – but only two per cent thought cancer was a possible cause.

Individuals with head and neck cancer may present with any of a variety of symptoms, such as a persistent pain in the throat, a sensation of pain or difficulty when swallowing, jaw pain, a change in voice, persistent pain in the ear, a sore in the head and neck region that does not heal, bleeding in the mouth or the throat, double vision, or unexplained weight loss.

If, on the other hand, underlying economic effects such as a persistent increase in demand are present, this favors positive correlation.