Sentence examples for well persevered from inspiring English sources

The distribution of eGFR in this population illustrate an age related decline, albeit with relatively well persevered median eGFR among men and women aged 60 years or older [ 13].

A live mouse flushed down a toilet may well persevere and resurface within minutes.

"Enduring" means "tolerating" as well as "persevering".

One of the hardest games in this list – in its early stages anyway – but one well worth persevering with.

If you've found the first few weeks hard going, it's well worth persevering through the abstract concepts introduced at the beginning of the course.

Thus Thomas Jefferson's mandate to pursue happiness "falls like kerosene on the torch of liberty", warming many but "scorching and blinding" countless others.Irritated American readers tempted to give up at this point would do well to persevere.

Yet for all those deficiencies it is well worth persevering to the end because, oddly, by then you will understand a bit more about the complexities of modern government, its toil and its toll.

The very wide dynamic range of the BIS recordings may be a problem to some listeners – turn up the volume to catch the detail of some of the extreme pianissimos and you risk being overwhelmed by the climaxes – but it's well worth persevering.

"It's been a tough year; I feel I've persevered well," said Thompson, who has a somewhat tense relationship with Torres.

His enviable facility (he wrote "Hay Fever," surely one of the finest plays of the 20th century, in a mere three days) didn't always serve him well, and he persevered through any number of flops.

Has there been any research done on really talented, early-blooming painters, writers, and musicians fading away despite persevering well into their old age?