Sentence examples for an enduring one. from inspiring English sources

But the notion that birth control pills cause abortions is an enduring one, in part because it leans on an ancient understanding of how life begins and how it's brought forth, said Jonathan Eig, author of the book The Birth of the Pill: How Four Crusaders Reinvented Sex and Launched a Revolution.

His mark on ERG and its students was an enduring one, even for those who did not know him.

It's an old story, but an enduring one, and is regularly revisited in the news media at certain milestones on the calendar.

"Ending a relationship isn't necessarily a negative thing (depending on the perspective), but if the goal is to have an enduring one, then perhaps an attractive person should be mindful of their own limitations and not rely too heavily on their own appeal".

The image of suburban kid as sacrificial lamb is an enduring one.

The love affair between Nigerians and Arsenal is an enduring one.

The march served as a momentary validation of King's work, but Conyers hoped to craft a more enduring one.

I think being ready to combine both can help, not only with an initial success, but with the complicated moves needed to parlay it into a more enduring one.

"Her machines are one of her gifts to the world; the students she trains will be an even more enduring one," said Sandy Pentland, the Toshiba Professor of Media Arts and Sciences in the MIT Media Lab, in the Time article.

Dogs are the only creatures that have learned to gaze directly at people as people gaze at one another, and their connection with us is an essential and enduring one.

Other years, the dominant story seemed to come out of nowhere — blackouts in 2003 (a catastrophic one) and 2006 (a local, but enduring one), the explosion of T.W.A. Flight 800 in 1996, and last year, a subway breakdown, a steam pipe explosion and the fire at the Deutsche Bank building.