Sentence examples for a deep and enduring from inspiring English sources

The party is, after all, fully known as the "Conservative and Unionist Party"—a name that refers to Ireland but which accurately reflects a deep and enduring commitment to the union.

It certainly has led to a deep and enduring recession.

"This campaign will not be short; it will require a deep and enduring commitment".

But the patriotism I feel is a deep and enduring pride in the existence of the welfare state.

Terrifyingly black and shiny, like nothing that humans are meant to eat, it has a deep and enduring flavor that goes on even longer than the taste of the gorgeously sticky lamb, and that is saying something.

This is harder than it sounds; it's one thing to foist a fad on people, and another to have a deep and enduring impact on their everyday customs and habits.

The State of the Union is, and almost always has been, in the modern era a spectacle of unity, masking the deep and enduring divisions that have increasingly come to define American society.

In the first address to the British parliament by an Irish president, Higgins hailed the 1998 Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland as a "momentous" achievement that was a key milestone on the "road to today's warm, deep and enduring Irish-British friendship".

"We run the risks of tensions rising in parts of Europe which perhaps do not have the deep and enduring democratic roots that we and our immediate neighbours have, and in the areas just outside the European Union, the Balkans, for example, closely associated with the EU and would-be member states, where the EU has significant influence.

But while similar projects – say, The Chronicles of Nadiya (in which The Great British Bake Off's Nadiya Hussain travelled to Bangladesh) – linger on how deep and enduring the link with "back home" can be for the children of immigrants, Asian Provocateur shows the flip side.

As this process of evolution continues, it is the companies that create richer, deeper, and enduring connections--real human relationships--through values and trust that experience sustainable competitive advantage.