In Africa, enduring areas of conflict and totalitarian rule – and disappointment at the failure of the new African Union to criticise its own statesmen – obscured progress elsewhere.
There are evergreen pieces that address enduring areas of human concern, such as John Hersey's groundbreaking report, published in 1946, on six survivors of the atomic explosion in Hiroshima.
But despite this ambivalent, unsentimental relationship with the surroundings of his childhood, Peace may have succeeded in creating an enduring literature for a curiously undocumented area of Britain.
We seek an enduring communion as stewards of creation.
In this era of globalization, an enduring improvement in people's quality of life will only be achieved through sufficiency in areas of human development.
The city has countered that the project, which also includes new park areas and a library expansion, is meant to create an enduring center of civic life.
It is an enduring feature of most major religions.
Alumni continue an enduring tradition of MIT service.
Formerly cropped sites on Mediterranean areas that have been planted with hardwoods are typically associated with low tree survival and growth, with an enduring influence of agricultural weeds in the herbaceous stratum.
"[Surveillance] is an enduring fact of modern life.
Rigorous amorality is an enduring characteristic of digital technology.
