Persisting

She is the idea of primordial unity, existing in and persisting from the beginning. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Nothing to do with why I started, but a reason for persisting, is that blogging has made me much more engaged with the whole internet. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This, however, he would by no means allow; and as he called her persisting in the right, obstinacy, he began to hate her with no small inveteracy. ❋ Unknown (2004)

After fifteen or thirty minutes, he gets to his feet, staggering a bit, regains feeling and consciousness and is left with only blood diarrhoea still persisting from the anaphylaxis. ❋ Unknown (1967)

Few studies have assessed long term persisting immunity against hepatitis B virus (HBV) in children vaccinated during infancy with combined vaccines containing recombinant HBV surface antigen (HBs). ❋ Unknown (2010)

They have still not turned up in Luanda because of what UNITA described as persisting ❋ Unknown (1997)

By some they are described as persisting movements and vibrations; by others, as fixed impressions and structural modifications; by others finally, as tendencies and dispositions to certain functions. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

Richmond grew up to be an especially serious and careworn civil servant, who rose to become Head of the India Office, while Annie remained eternally youthful, like the heroine she once described as persisting "in her star-gazing to the end of her journey". ❋ Unknown (2011)

Four decades later, that music still holds sway, sounding its plaintive strains of influence, some kind of persisting technicolor musica sacra that makes an appearance, now and then, in my poet's head as I compose. ❋ Michele Somerville (2011)

Professor Gurr adds, "an overemphasis on (gun control) diverts attention from the kinds of conditions that are responsible for much of our crime, such as persisting poverty for the black underclass and some whites and Hispanics; the impact of post-industrial transition on economic opportunity for working-class youths; and the shortage of prison facilities that makes it difficult to keep high-risk, repeat offenders off the streets." ❋ Lattimer, John K. (1995)

So if I looked at volume levels kind of persisting where they are, maybe slightly better, given this $150 million to $175 million I could protect that out and that would be an okay number and keep the equipment well fed, I guess?

It does not mean that the United States should be passive when Israel makes a series of major strategic blunders – such as persisting in the strategic bombing of Lebanon during the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, escalating its attack on Gaza long after it had achieved its key objectives, embarrassing the U.S. president by announcing the expansion of Israeli building programs in east Jerusalem at a critical moment in U.S. efforts to put Israeli-Palestinian peace talks back on track, or sending commandos to seize a Turkish ship in a horribly mismanaged effort to halt the “peace flotilla” going toGaza. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It does not mean that the United States should be passive when Israel makes a series of major strategic blunders–such as persisting in the strategic bombing of Lebanon during the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict, escalating its attack on Gaza long after it had achieved its key objectives, embarrassing the U.S. president by announcing the expansion of Israeli building programs in east Jerusalem at a critical moment in U.S. efforts to put Israeli-Palestinian peace talks back on track, or sending commandos to seize a Turkish ship in a horribly mismanaged effort to halt the “peace flotilla” going toGaza. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Among the still-waiting couples are Celia and Chad Bergman, both 45, who say they've decided to sell their condominium in Chicago to help defray the unexpectedly high costs of persisting with efforts to adopt a 3-year-old daughter, Karina. ❋ AP (2011)