Persistent used in a sentence

Persistent in a sentence as an adjective

There's a persistent myth that needs to be put down:It doesn't get at all harder to learn new technologies when you get older.

We should consider adding some level of support for persistent data structures in the React core.

Lately I've had a persistent feeling of annoyance with several Google products.

As swannodette said, at Facebook, we use persistent data structures, in order to prune the update search space for comment updates.

There's nothing ahistorical about the Rust Belt having a persistent recession within the US.

A bookmark provides a persistent reference to a file-system resource.

No worries - I didn't mean to imply that you copied me, but just to point out persistent this problem has been, and to underline the fact that Google doesn't consider it an issue.

For those that do not understand the subtext, the reason Napolitano does not use email is that there is no persistent, written record with her name on it that can be used as evidence against her.

I've cobbled together my own rc daemon scripts from time to time; I'm not sure how that will work with systemd. I'm also seeing lots of ugly and persistent problems in NetworkMangler and whatever they're using for core audio these days; I'm a little gobsmacked that, rather than fixing those problems, some people decided to replace the init system.

Play a larger role and "see the bigger picture"-- especially given that companies like Microsoft have officially recognized dragnet surveillance as an "advanced persistent threat.

To quote Laurent Bossavit [1], who's investigated the studies people like McConnell use:"How strong is the support conferred to the 10x claim by the best-reputed list of references, for a reader persistent enough to follow the chain of citations back to primary sources?

Other examples are an image browser or editor that maintains an image library, in which the library file needs persistent access to the images it owns; or a word processor that supports embedded images, multimedia, or font files in its document format.