| stubborn resistance | 2.76 | But stubborn resistance remains. | ||
| stubborn refusal | 1.45 | I admire his stubborn refusal to quit. | ||
| stubborn streak | 1.38 | She has a stubborn streak. | ||
| stubborn recession | 0.86 | But the deficit rose anyway -- albeit less than it would have -- because of the stubborn recession. | ||
| stubborn man | 0.72 | He is a stubborn man. | ||
| stubborn pride | 0.66 | Yet pride, stubborn pride, drove him onward. | ||
| stubborn dispute | 0.53 | Aides said Clinton hoped to lend Yeltsin a helping hand by downplaying stubborn disputes that dog a post-Cold War partnership. | ||
| stubborn one | 0.53 | A wise man, maybe, but a stubborn one. | ||
| stubborn stain | 0.53 | Use an abrasive pad for stubborn stains. | ||
| stubborn belief | 0.46 | It is a stubborn belief, the one that separates Americans from the rest of the world. | ||
| stubborn cloud | 0.46 | Stubborn clouds will cover a large area of the country from the Plains to the Northeast. | ||
| stubborn determination | 0.46 | It was that stubborn determination that kept them from losing. | ||
| stubborn insistence | 0.46 | Starks reacted with typical stubborn insistence. | ||
| stubborn obstacle | 0.46 | Now, despite stubborn obstacles, Honduras seems on the mend. | ||
| stubborn opposition | 0.46 | Despite stubborn opposition, the President managed to raise interest rates. | ||
| stubborn case | 0.39 | The last stubborn cases are in sub-Saharan Africa. | ||
| stubborn opponent | 0.39 | Britain is the most stubborn opponent of a move to majority voting. | ||
| stubborn optimism | 0.39 | Brazilians hold to their only hope with stubborn optimism. | ||
| stubborn problem | 0.39 | Anarchists say their most stubborn problem is poor public relations. | ||
| stubborn slump | 0.39 | Japan is struggling to pull out of a stubborn economic slump. |