Sentence examples for will persist a from inspiring English sources

But even when we vote him out of office, Trumpism will persist, a dark stratum in the planet's geological history.

5 As long there remains a lack of quantifiable, valid and reliable determinants for RTS, there will persist a tension between early RTSs (primary outcome in most trials) and risk of recurrence (predominantly used as secondary outcome).

Mr Maury says that the scents on his stickers contains hundreds of thousands of microcapsules, and that the release of an odour will persist for a long time, as each scratch ruptures only a small percentage of containers.

But many Chinese idiosyncrasies will persist, including a penchant for shopping abroad and a big discount market that mingles the real with the fake.

Goldacre has now put up his own post on his Bad Science, with counter-evidence to Sigman's, including a link to the BBC interview (which will persist for a week or so).

Crimes of the Holocaust is an authoritative account of the Gordian knot of genocide prosecution in the world courts, which will persist as a confounding issue as we are faced with a trial of Saddam Hussein.

"We're entering a period of much lower equity returns that will persist for a long time," Mr. Lyon said from his office in Chicago.

The idea of a supercluster and the name for ours, "Laniakea," will persist for a long time.

On the other hand, when up-staircase stress changes are too fast (f >0.2 min−1, which resembles a ramp input of stress), Hog1 cannot adapt and will persist at a high response level (Figure 9A, 9F).

Thirdly, vehicle ownership is often used as a proxy for the social and aspirational nature of an area and these results suggest that these properties will persist for a prolonged period, possibly perpetuating and exacerbating differentials in society.

"Pension and health care costs will persist as a challenge to city budgets for years to come," the survey said.