Sentence examples for to persist for a while from inspiring English sources

"I think it is a sign that businesses feel economic weakness is going to persist for a while," an economist, Clifford Waldman, said.

Both factors suggest that America's creditors will probably allow the global imbalances to persist for a while.All the same, these imbalances are weakening America's economy.

I'll run through them in a second, but first let me tell you why I think market choppiness is going to persist for a while.

However, for this to have occurred, the ancient African subdivision would have had to persist for a very long time while still allowing sufficient gene flow for modern humans to be most closely related at most loci (and evolve into anatomically modern humans).

Assuming that the physics of the plume are still similar to what his team saw in June, "it's going to persist for quite a while before it finally dissipates or dilutes away," he said.

That's not to say the primary rhetoric won't persist for a while.

"It would also be surprising if training effects did not persist for a while.

Fossil fuels will persist for a while because of the trillions of dollars we have all invested in machines that are powered by fossil fuels.

"Recent increases in Bank of England approvals figures also show that more completions are expected in July, so the more encouraging numbers may persist for a while".

(The Ben Carson problem would persist for a while, of course, but, sooner or later, the doctor's profound weirdness, among other problems, may be relied upon to dispose of that one).

His pending departure throws into question how this will all play out, so uncertainty will persist for a while.