Sentence examples for a durable relationship from inspiring English sources

Orwell, by his own admission, was unfaithful to his wife, but it was a durable relationship, characterised, at least by the male half, (Eileen's views are not recorded) as "a proper marriage", by which he seems to have meant one involving rows and disagreements but always redeemed by the underlying bond.

Marital status was measured with the question "Are you currently married or do you have a durable relationship?" ("no", "yes, living together", and "yes, but not living together").

Considering that amastigote is the developmental form which maintains a durable relationship with the mammalian host cell, an additional step was included in the screening.

New in the past half-dozen years, the riverboats seemed emblematic — part of Budapest's shrugging off its midcentury past, when connections were to places like Prague and Krakow, to reflect an older and more durable relationship.

The key to joyful and durable relationship is a sense of community with other couples.

"If you consistently air a high-quality, serious newscast that reflects a local community's interests, you can create this kind of durable relationship with viewers that is a powerful asset from a business point of view," said Robert W. Decherd, chief executive of Belo, an owner of television stations and newspapers.

"This Body" is about a more distant, though perhaps more durable, relationship: the one between Jackson and men who have an acute appreciation of her magazine appearances.

In recent years, colleges like Warren Wilson took a leading role in the sustainability movement, which seeks to foster a durable human relationship with the environment.

The results in the paper contribute to the resolution of the failure paradox: under the second law, the optimal design of a durable happy relationship is compatible with its dynamic instability and in turn with its probable break-up.

Of all the people in the Beatles' orbit, Mr. Aspinall had the most durable relationship with the group; he had already been a crucial member of the Beatles' entourage for about 18 months when Ringo Starr became the drummer.

Over the years, the cozy and durable relationship between the Corps of Engineers and its pork-loving Congressional paymasters has produced one environmental misfortune after another.