Sentence examples for war persist from inspiring English sources

But many of the problems that led to the war persist.

Bangladesh was born in blood, and in many ways the cleavages opened by the war persist to this day.

In a forest in southern Turkey on the border with Syria, several lifelines to the Syrian rebels at war persist unchecked.

Indeed, its release should serve as a timely reminder that, even as our government trains its sights on Iraq, the hardships of Afghanistan, a country nearly obliterated by decades of war, persist.

Keith Bowman, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers, said: "Accompanying management comments again point to challenging conditions, concerns for a further ratcheting up of the current price war persist, whilst the change of chief executive does, understandably, raise some nerves".

The memory of the south's 1986 civil war persist on.

Thereafter, land action in America died out, though the war persisted in other theatres and on the high seas.

Most important, the cold war persisted long enough to convince two generations that the politics it spawned was a natural state of affairs.

As the tug of war persisted, some foreign investors have come to Lone Star's defense, depicting the battle as a test of South Korea's willingness to deal with them.

Afghanistan's poverty, and international demand for rare wildlife curios, assured that poaching existed long before the current war, persisted under the Taliban's rule and was part of Afghan markets long before the American military buildup.

The immediate post-war period was neither peace nor war, although the sensitivities of war persisted.