Sentence examples for an enduring form from inspiring English sources

The paper conceptualizes IIRSA's spatial planning framework of 'integration and development axes' as an enduring form of neoliberal territorial design.

The comic-book world is an enduring form of fun precisely because its lurid and garish forms remain tethered to classic dramatic elements and moral themes, and if they do so simplistically they at least do it clearly and starkly.

The status quo in all four has assumed an enduring form: centralized local rule with intensive foreign support (from Russia, in all but Nagorno-Karabakh, where Armenia is the principal patron), indigenous security forces and carefully cultivated identities.

For this reason, the novels produced to scare girls away from getting pregnant, an enduring form of moralistic fiction since the 1950s, are often read by their intended audience not as cautionary tales but as dreamy stories of love, desire and commitment.

For example, a recent study in Tanzania [ 32] refers to gender skewness, though a closer reading reveals that part of the skewness consists of occupational segregation, an enduring form of workforce inequality and discrimination [ 33, 34].

A convention is also the ideal forum — perhaps the only forum left — for what has proved to be a remarkably enduring form of American folk art: the political oration.

Overall, the response to inpatient treatment was modest particularly in adults with a severe enduring form of illness.

Overall, the response to inpatient treatment was modest particularly in the group with a severe enduring form of illness.

The registration and notification rules — the result of efforts by victims' rights advocates, crusading journalists and tough-on-crime politicians — violate basic legal principles and amount to an excessive and enduring form of punishment.

The function of explanation and the narrative form go together, since the imaginative power of the myth lends credibility to the explanation and crystallizes it into a memorable and enduring form.

As journalism, the book is particularly strong on class and social identity in the maturing Iranian revolution — not only in the familiar crude caricature of Ahmadenijad's populism, which Majd explains well, but in the norms and displays of egalitarianism that constitute a broader and more enduring form of cultural legitimacy inside the revolutionary government.