Sentence examples for tenaciously persist from inspiring English sources
Finally, in perhaps one of the largest empirical studies of MRSA to date, conducted in the UK, researchers found that misperceptions surrounding MRSA tenaciously persist.
This generous appreciation of Assad, young architect of the stunted 2000-01 "DamaSpringpring" and bringer of limited economic liberalisation, as a Syrian Jeremy Bentham cruelly thwarted by a reactionary "old guard" tenaciously persists despite the rising pile of corpses over which he grimly presides.
So, beyond being technically savvy, job candidates need to dig unconventionally, adapt agilely, and persist tenaciously until the opportune moment then dive in.
Although the genes of prokaryotes have clearly been subject to frequent scrambling, some gene-gene associations persist more tenaciously than others.
But it was a field where national restrictions persisted tenaciously, and he soon found himself on the opposite side of the fence to Edward Heath's government.
