FEW things, you might think, are as enduring as a national stock exchange.
Barack Obama's second inaugural may not be as enduring as those classics.
AIDS denial plays a corrosive role in the health policies of many countries, but nowhere has the damage been as extreme or as enduring as in South Africa.
If there's anything perennial in fashion, it's a pair of black boots, and Robert Clergerie's are as enduring as any out there.
Harvey's success was as enduring as his life span.
Monopolies on the Internet simply aren't as enduring as they used to be.
Wireless For The Well Off 01.21.03 Vertu's mobile phones are meant to be as enduring as Mont Blanc pens.
As the Bastiat Prize attests, the insights to be shared are as relevant as today's news, but as enduring as a free society's institutions.
Burnout among our political leaders has proved as enduring as Hamilton's bank and other parts of his legacy.
Of all the questions bioethicists have tackled in recent decades, few have proved as enduring as: what exactly is bioethics, and who qualifies as a bioethicist?
As enduring monuments to the past, they symbolise a territory of time; as part of a cultural landscape, they symbolise a territory of space.
