persist
ਜਾਰੀ
definition
verb
the minority of drivers who persist in drinking
continue firmly or obstinately in an opinion or a course of action in spite of difficulty, opposition, or failure.
example
Picture phone users will be asked to hand in their mobiles at reception, and will even be asked to leave if they 'persist' in using the handsets.
the minority of drivers who 'persist' in drinking
Why do film-makers 'persist' in raiding the unfinished work of the greats?
However, I would not have expected the symptoms to 'persist' for over 12 months.
These symptoms can 'persist' for up to an hour after each event.
Local authorities have the power to evict people who 'persist' in their life of crime and anti-social behaviour.
However, it may be appropriate to talk to a medical practitioner if symptoms 'persist' .
if the symptoms 'persist' for more than a few days, contact your doctor
But the bottom line is that as long as questions 'persist' , she will remain caught between two stools.
Should a child 'persist' in opening the belt while the car is in motion, it is advisable to pull over and refasten the buckle.
So why do people 'persist' in making such an inaccurate comparison?
Washing with soap and water is not recommended unless symptoms 'persist' .
If the symptoms 'persist' , the child may become increasingly tired because of the breathing difficulties.
If symptoms 'persist' you might consider surgery to remove the scar tissue.
We are always impressed with artists who 'persist' in making abstract work.
I hope some people will 'persist' in the journey to unravelling this mystery.
Why do they 'persist' in risking their lives in cramped conditions aboard unseaworthy vessels?
the minority of drivers who 'persist' in drinking
Then bothersome menopause symptoms may 'persist' , despite a variety of attempted therapies.
If symptoms 'persist' seek your independent record store for advice.
Once established, the symptoms of narcolepsy generally 'persist' for life.
if the symptoms 'persist' for more than a few days, then contact your doctor
O'Connor said the symptoms usually 'persist' for a few days and then ease up.
He retreated to the ground and did not continue to 'persist' in creating hostile assaults.
Pockets of poverty and hardship 'persist' in the town to this day.
It is time we do ask - for so long as we 'persist' in seeing the problem as theirs alone, the solution will elude us.
But distinctly national policies 'persist' and policy coherence remains elusive.
It's like a compelling bad dream whose inscrutable images 'persist' in the traumatised moments after waking.
The European Council encouraged both countries to 'persist' in their efforts.
It says on the packet to consult your doctor if symptoms 'persist' for more than seven days.
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