Sentence examples for would persist with from inspiring English sources

Nor would he say how long he would persist with it.

Postecoglou said despite the pain, he would persist with monitoring and scouting the full gamut of footballers eligible for Socceroos duty.

Despite the election losses, Hollande's government has said it would persist with economic reforms and spending cuts, including a plan to phase out €30bn (£25bn) in payroll tax on companies in exchange for hiring more workers.

The combination has resulted in severe fire danger for parts of NSW, Queensland, WA and ACT, and that risk would persist with the drier and hotter conditions over the summer.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, said although he understood the Greens were trying to get a compromise from Turnbull, Labor would persist with its calls for a royal commission because under pressure the prime minister would "give in".

But Mr. Gatsas said that he was not pleased with the compromise and that he would persist with another tactic: lobbying the state's Executive Council, which disburses federal money, to table grants for some of the institute's programs.

The fires themselves would loft the smoke into the upper troposphere, 10 to 15 kilometers, or 6 to 9 miles, above the Earth's surface, and then absorption of sunlight would further heat the smoke, lifting it into the stratosphere, a layer where the smoke would persist for years, with no rain to wash it out.

We compared LBR in patients of Indian and Caucasian ethnicity after blastocyst transfer in order to investigate whether the differences in IVF outcome reported in these populations in previous studies would persist in patients with similar high quality embryos transferred.

The results suggest this cooperative approach may enable "obsolete antibiotics to overcome infections that otherwise would persist if treated with either agent individually," says Melander.

It is unclear whether the potential benefit of TKIs for patients with wild type EGFR would persist if compared for example, with pemetrexed (for patients with adenocarcinoma) as is recommended in clinical guidelines and NICE TA162, NCCN.

What always baffles me is why on earth anyone over a certain age would persist in being careful – with their diet, their habits or even their addictions.