Sentence examples for sufficiently persistent from inspiring English sources

As Harmon proves, it does not, if both parties are sufficiently persistent.

At Harvard, sexual harassment is "unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature," including verbal conduct that is "sufficiently persistent, pervasive, or severe" so as to create a "hostile environment".

Interviewers also sometimes fail to record the replies to free-answer questions accurately, or they are not sufficiently persistent in locating designated respondents.

Digital computers, and sufficiently persistent humans, can solve for small networks by simply listing all the possible routes and comparing them, but as the number of nodes increases, the number of possible routes grows exponentially and soon (beyond about 50 nodes) overwhelms the fastest supercomputer.

If a COC is sufficiently persistent, then there is always the potential for accumulation and toxicity.

There is robust evidence to show that CPY is not sufficiently persistent in any environmental compartments to justify durations of exposure associated with chronic toxicity.

The sexual impulse, however, is sufficiently strong and persistent and repeated sexual activity gradually erodes the inhibitions and any sense of guilt or shame.

Geri had been pursuing her project for 6 years and had been sufficiently lucky (and persistent) to get three decent publications out of it.

Due to its natural affinity to bone tissue the accumulation of radium is sufficiently fast and persistent that all daughter nuclides 219Rn, 215Po, 211Pb, 211Bi und 207Tl can contribute to the therapeutic effect.

For one type of example, one could point out that if there was a sufficiently large and persistent majority among the United States electorate, nothing could contain them: they could elect Presidents and legislators who would amend the Constitution and, through those same officials, appoint judges who would interpret the (revised or original) Constitution in a way amenable to their interests.

"Although it is unclear how much of that slowdown is attributable to the recession and its aftermath and how much to other factors, the slower growth has been sufficiently broad and persistent to persuade CBO and JCT to significantly lower their projection of federal costs for health care," the new report concludes.