Sentence examples for times of persistent from inspiring English sources

There was a time when everyone took it for granted that unemployment insurance, which normally terminates after 26 weeks, would be extended in times of persistent joblessness.

The average time of persistent vertical particle motions did not follow this monotonic trend.

Mr. Fujimori described the early years of his presidency as a time of persistent guerrilla attacks in Lima that demanded bold action.

At a time of persistent terrorist threats, Congress and the administration must also do more to upgrade railroad, trucking and port security.

In his first term — a time of persistent high unemployment, weak job growth, stagnating wages and rising income inequality — Mr. Obama neglected a basic labor agenda.

This is a time of persistent homelessness and unemployment among veterans, and record suicides among veterans and active-duty service members, many of them stressed by the burdens of two long wars.

The apparent receding of peace efforts at a time of persistent violence and a steadily diminishing American role is a bleak prospect for all Afghans and the Westerners who support them.

A thorough revamping of the high command is especially complex at a time of persistent challenges on so many fronts, like the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the threats from Iran and North Korea and the challenges from Russia and China, all while facing the constant risk of a terrorist attack.

The surgeries took place at a time of persistent shortages of donor livers.

Both are direct results of Washington's suicidal obsession with budget deficits at a time of persistent economic weakness.

In a time of persistent challenges that still call into question our most sacred aspirations as a country, we cannot afford shallow callous divisiveness in our public debate.