Sentence examples for which persist from inspiring English sources

There are many problems in Congo which persist," he said.

There were problems at home, too, which persist.

Chicago has inspired more than its share of metaphors, many of which persist as cliches.

Their practical, material initiatives momentarily widened the range of ideas, debates and possibilities – some of which persist.

Early Christian attempts to forge a "unity of doctrine and practice" often dissolved into theological controversies, many of which persist.

During my PhD I noticed changes to my skin, and changes in my menstrual cycle which persist to this day.

The different iron sources can be identified by their unique δ56Fe signatures, which persist throughout the water column.

In these cores, surface roughness yields residual domains, which persist at field strengths above the inductively measured saturation field.

Malignancy is fuelled by distinct subsets of stem-like cells which persist under treatment and provoke drug-resistant recurrence.

Many haematological cancer survivors report long-term physiological and psychosocial effects, which persist far beyond treatment completion.

For future studies, there is a need to develop improved morphological markers of fetal growth which persist into adult life.