Sentence examples for would persist for from inspiring English sources

But he conceded that "deep prejudices" in some countries meant the problem would persist for years.

And these effects, though one-off, would persist for many years.

"They're in sell mode," he added, predicting this would persist for a few more days before the market rebounded.

And so he would persist for a very long time, Counting his steps in a half-wakeful torpor.

And again, with this temporary stimulation, with unmodified Pon A, we saw transcription sites would persist for hours and hours after we removed the drug.

Suddenly Aldama was alone; it was the start of a theme that would persist for the best part of a decade.

It had a useful life of only a few minutes for those who ate in the restaurant, but would persist for decades in landfills.

He encouraged me to send it out to publishers and after he'd persisted for a while--I think more to shut him up than anything--I did.

He found this conclusion sufficiently unsettling to suggest that the entanglement between two separating systems would persist only for distances small enough that the time taken by light to travel from one system to the other could be neglected, compared with the characteristic time periods associated with other changes in the composite system.

Since there was no follow-up, it is also unknown if the reduction in severity of symptoms and the improvements in cognitive functioning would persist and for how long following cessation of the rTMS treatment.

Furthermore, it assumes that higher marker densities may allow for the prediction of breeding values across breeds [ 4] In contrast, if the relationship paradigm is true, then the predictive ability based on genomic data would persist only for one or two generations ahead.