Sentence examples for will persist long from inspiring English sources

Winter rye, on the other hand, will persist long into the fall and sprout again early in the season.

They know that if their message is initially memorable, its impression will persist long after it is debunked.

The mountain will persist long after I and my home, the house itself, are no longer here.

I would like this festival to provoke, entertain and hopefully to start some social conversations which will persist long after it has finished".

But the financial toll is still largely hidden from public view and, like the suffering of those who have lost loved ones, will persist long after the fighting is over.

It also says the detention of children will cause them long-term mental health damage that will persist long after they are released, in advice seen by Guardian Australia.

This difference in priming will then persist long after the trial imbalance has disappeared (Fig.  1A).

Thus, even if we are successful in establishing the rudiments of a democratic government in Iraq, its prospects are dim indeed so long as these other influences persist, and they will persist so long as the government of Iraq is perceived as functioning as a puppet regime for the United States.

In all likelihood, the tricks of the earnings game will persist as long as there are corporate managements and stock analysts willing to play them -- and investors poised to fall for them.

The threat of massive leaks will persist so long as there are massive secrets.

Uncertainty will persist as long as the UK's new status vis-à-vis the EU is not clear.