Sentence examples for abiding effects from inspiring English sources

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.

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

We lack any abiding essence.

Long-term water flooding in oilfields has a strong, complex, and abiding dynamic geology effect on reservoirs, making reservoir microstructures change gradually, thus causing the variation of reservoir macro-parameters (Li 2005).

Some people do not recommend saying anything to the effect of abiding by your beliefs, asserting that your beliefs are a personal decision and that your host and other guests might feel insulted because by saying that you're trying to do the right thing by not drinking, you're implying that they are doing the wrong thing by consuming alcohol.

-- with an abiding belief in the healing effects of capitalism.

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

It shifts the story from the NSA's domestic spying program and its potential effects on law-abiding citizens to Edward Snowden himself.

One of the effects of surrealism is an abiding sense of the social rituals and traditions that control one's culture.

Played by Mr. Greenstein's new ensemble, the Yehudim, this work in progress fuses his disparate musical inspirations with his abiding interest in Jewish history and literature to explosive effect.