Sentences with phrase «also persists»

Windows Phone's dead app problem also persists.

Since the issue also persists in iOS 11.1.1, it is likely that the YouTube app is to blame here.

But the expansion also persists at that new higher temperature in exact like manner.

The gameplay, which also persists, is not exactly the most innovative moment to moment, but it is certainly special.

Well, that problem also persists on Double Dragon IV.

Other areas remain untouched - including an island of cheap, scratchy plastic around the central ignition key slot - and Saab also persists in the marginal cost - saving of mounting all four electric window switches centrally.

However, another idea also persists in that as college students, almost none of us are realistically looking to settle down yet, at least in the next few years.

The need for sustained fiscal consolidation that protects much - needed social spending and investment while ensuring stability also persists.»

The Dollar's rally will be tested tomorrow as official employment report comes out before the bell, but until then, the trend will likely remain intact, and the upward drift in treasury Yields could also persist.

However that may be, there also persisted a widespread perception in medieval Christianity that those who worked «in the world,» as distinct from monastics and clerics more generally, were engaged in a less worthy way of life and, indeed, were second «class Christians.

Bad hygiene habits also persist.

Active genes, i.e. those that produce a large amount of RNA, seem more likely to be retained than less active genes; and genes that are more active in males than in females also persist for longer.

Now, it turns out that the nuclei of much lighter elements, such as nickel, can also persist a little longer in their new shape.

«Cooperative breeders may also persist in areas where changes in climate make life increasingly difficult,» said Clutton - Brock.

This effect also persisted after birth.

A personally tailored exercise program was more beneficial for patients than a generic one, and the treatment results also persisted at a 12 - month follow - up.

The pattern also persisted across a wide range of states, despite variations in public college tuition rates.

Some species may have also persisted in locally favourable regions that were otherwise isolated within the tundra and ice - strewn landscapes.

Yet, this condition can also persist in daytime.

As it breaks down, a number of metabolites with known and unknown health risks, especially aminomethylphosphonic acid or AMPA, also persist in the food.

But images also persist in our memories, and continue to move us in mysterious ways.

L.A. Noire's finer qualities are maintained, but its notable shortcomings also persist.

This not only encourages many students to pursue an electrical engineering degree in the first place, but to also persist in their field of study as it gets more challenging.

But big differences also persist between English and U.S. reforms and structures.

Students taking part in the dual enrollment courses also persisted in their postsecondary studies at a higher rate, and they accumulated more college credits than the comparison group - and the advantages in credit accrual grew as the students progressed through college.

Minnich said he anticipates that states may embrace additional indicators of a school's success — such as the percentage of a high school's students who not only enroll but also persist in college — as they devise systems to measure them.

Bentley is also toying with the idea of tapping into the genes of the new Audi Q5 to create a second SUV (rumors of a range - topping supercar also persist).

Rumours have also persisted of a high performance R variant, but we will have to wait and see if VW give that model the go ahead.

Also persisting between the IS F and RC F is the automaker's 8 - speed Sport Direct Shift automatic transmission; even the gear ratios are unchanged.

Maathai has not only worked within Kenya's government in official capacities, but has also persisted as a vocal critic of its corruption, and its environmental and human rights abuses.

It can also persist longer in serum and tissue debris.

When you consider that Arrhenius also persisted in adhering to the luminiferous aether theory even though Michelson and Morley falsified it nearly a decade before he published his greenhouse «theory» he was wrong on first principles to begin with.

Some species may have also persisted in locally favourable regions that were otherwise isolated within the tundra and ice - strewn landscapes.

As a result some aggravation of (the Plaintiff's) pre-existing headache condition will also persist `.

But sentencing complexities will also persist in these multi-tiered cases.

These forms of distress tend to be more prevalent among caregiving spouses during deployment, although they may also persist during the reintegration period (Mansfield et al. 2010).

Not exact matches

Furthermore, if it's something you believe is intrinsically honorable or noble, it provides a form of ego - defense that helps you persist even in the face of criticism or failure, and may also help win others to your cause.

In its early years Taobao also became a market for counterfeits of foreign brands — a problem that persists today, though Alibaba has taken steps to curb it.

However, rates have also been slowly creeping higher on their own, as regulators look set to persist with the current «de-risking» campaign taking much longer than policy crackdowns in the past.

The wrangling over the mortgage investigation also has persisted.

Recent terrorist attacks throughout the continent have also added to the feeling of insecurity of many Europeans and the persisting austerity measures following the 2008 financial crisis are increasingly pushing people to seek alternatives to the current major parties.

«Recent declines in inflation are not solely «idiosyncratic,» but also reflect broader trends that are likely to persist,» says Ellen Zentner, Morgan Stanley's Chief U.S. Economist.

Gross also observed that «Economists / investment managers are aware of the potency of a flattening yield curve (shown in Chart above)... Only [former Fed Chair] Volcker, with his need to strangle inflation out of the system, persisted into negative yield curve territory for longer than a few months.»

(There may also be a realisation that the quality of at least part of the nation's human capital could well deteriorate if high unemployment were to persist for a prolonged period.)

It also shows the division that might ensue if the government persist in trying to use extremism as a way of regulating peaceful ideas in society.

He would argue that Leclerc's notion of «physical existence» applies not only to our more typical notion of a molecule of water, or of sugar, or of hemoglobin (all of similar type), but also to examples of crystals, which are markedly different, and to systems of chemical reaction which persist far from equilibrium.

What we have termed the «subject» theory (R) also depended on the superject, either by the subject's being merging nontemporally with the being of the superject, or with the subject having a sort of proleptic being capable of persisting through the concrescence.

There is also the perishing of objectivity, however, for the being thus attained persists in being only to the extent to which it is positively incorporated into fresh acts of becoming.

In my little book As I Lay Dying — the title is more indebted to Donne than to Faulkner, who may also be indebted to Donne — I write of Donne's embrace of life as a whole, an embrace that precludes the religious / secular dichotomy of what Mr. Kirsch persists in believing is «our secular age.»

Also, people should realize that Pascal's intent was most - definitely NOT to convince the unbeliever to believe, but rather to encourage the believer to persist in the face of doubt.