Sentence examples for which have persisted from inspiring English sources

Energy experts cited numerous underlying causes for the rise in energy prices, which have persisted despite a weakening American economy.

Hence the cold conditions that have been brought south over Britain and which have persisted for so long.

Daniel R. Hesse, Sprint's new chief executive, was candid about the company's customer service issues, which have persisted for more than a year.

Their bonus policies, which have persisted even after the system has been bailed out by the taxpayer, have been attacked by politicians and the media.

The boycott is an active protest against two forms of exclusion which have persisted, despite many other forms of protestations, for over 60 years - for almost three generations.

In 2000, its shares reached a high of about euro80, before tumbling amid rumours of impending doom, which have persisted (see chart).

A perishing wind, which has persisted for weeks, rattles a cyclist's bones.

It was replaced in 1968 by the H3N2, called Hong Kong flu, which has persisted as a seasonal strain.

There was also a self-deprecating quality which has persisted in his work, in the face of considerable material success.

The group's move emphasizes the many challenges in ending the war, which has persisted over five decades.

Neal Long, Sands's chief executive, said the deaths of 11 babies every day "is a national scandal which has persisted for far too long in this country.