Sentence examples for abiding effect from inspiring English sources

The ideas of Charles Darwin and his fellow Victorian scientists have had an abiding effect on the modern world.

So, yes, it's had deep and abiding effects on me.

The abiding effects of a catastrophe are bared, irreversibly, in "The Model Apartment" at the Long Wharf Theater's Stage II.

One of the abiding effects of the current slowdown is that when business travel does rebound, airlines may be seeing less per-capita revenue from passengers paying the highest fares, which has long been the source of most airline profits.

"Together, we had power.… Nothing could hurt us, as long as we weren't alone". The effects are abiding for Cat, who later describes her friend as "the bit of steel at my center," but it's not enough to save Marlena.

While analysts say members of the cartel are generally abiding by their pledge, the effect on the market has failed to materialize so far.

D'Alessandro was determined to leave a more abiding impression.

We lack any abiding essence.

Such knowledge may sound disheartening, but on the page the effect is somehow the opposite: if America's abiding weaknesses appear steady, so do its strengths.

Effect, as it is still widely known in the meetings and conventions business, was deep and abiding.

In heavenly love abiding.