Sentence examples for an enduring resource from inspiring English sources

The contents of the documents had obvious news value a secret bombing campaign in Yemen, or the massacre of a family by U.S. troops in Iraq but, unlike with Manning's other submissions, the richly detailed nature of the material made the trove an enduring resource for journalists, activists, and historians.

Online video demonstrations provide an enduring resource for students and medical practitioners to refer back to and allow flexible on-demand learning.

The recently published green anole (A. carolinensis) genome [ 1] provides an example of how a community of researchers with both common and distinct interests can work together to build an enduring resource.

It may have been his grandfather who first declared Shia Islam as the country's official religion, but it was Abbas who is credited with forging the link between nation and faith that has proved such an enduring resource for subsequent regimes in Iran (as Protestantism played a pivotal role in the shaping of national identity in Elizabethan England).

Also new this fall, Linda Amster's NEW YORK TIMES JEWISH COOKBOOK: More Than 825 Traditional and Contemporary Recipes From Around the World (St. Martin's, $35), a compilation of recipes that have appeared in the newspaper, is a similarly enduring resource.

Normalized relations between our two countries provide an opportunity to build on this foundation of trust and cooperation, and restore our oceans into a sustainable, enduring resource that will benefit us all.

As deletion strains can be frozen and then thawed when needed, these strains will be an enduring community resource.

Deletion strains are an enduring community resource because worm stocks can be frozen and then thawed when needed.

Funded by the Wellcome Trust, the purpose of UK10K was two-fold: to investigate how low-frequency and rare genetic variants contribute to human disease, and to provide an enduring data resource for future research into human genetics.

Our messaging recommendations represent advancement in knowledge translation efforts by researchers and stakeholders but highlight the fact that knowledge translation is a multi-step process that requires an enduring commitment of resources, financial and personnel, from all parties involved.

The problem of fit between social institutions and ecological systems is an enduring challenge in natural resource management and conservation.