Sentence examples for which remains persistent from inspiring English sources

The result of this attitude – which remains persistent despite the social change in the past 60 years - is that mums and mums-to-be are unfairly perceived by employers to be distracted and perform less well.

For older workers, a relatively large wage gap between displaced and control groups results, which remains persistent in the longer run.

The Cubs appear to have by far the best roster in the N.L. Dempster, his fellow veterans Carlos Zambrano and Ted Lilly and the midseason pickup Rich Harden form a deep rotation, and strong middle relief capably delivers leads to Wood (when he is healthy, which remains a persistent concern).

Coagulase-negative staphylococci (CNS) cause usually subclinical or mild clinical bovine mastitis, which often remains persistent.

She still owns 100% of the company, which remains staunchly private despite persistent IPO rumors.

Instead, that which remains behind grows larger.

Which remains the most improbable?

With Redis, data remains persistent on the disk,  which allows it to be used as a database instead of just a cache.

The braincase of basal actinistians is poorly recorded, but in the Devonian taxa in which the braincase has been described (for example, Miguashaia, Euporosteus and Diplocercides), the BHC always remains persistent, with an oral opening in the parasphenoid [ 44].

There remains persistent speculation that Farage could make an attempt to return as leader in the coming months or years.

This difference remains persistent for wages.