Sentence examples for an enduring type from inspiring English sources

Despite her exit from electoral politics after the 2008 presidential election during which she was John McCain's running mate, Ms. Palin has an enduring type of influence within the conservative movement.

Our data demonstrate the likelihood of an enduring type 1 endometrial cancer risk from hyper-oestrogenic states that persists well beyond the perimenopausal time frame.

Yet there's an enduring case for optimism.

Other enduring types purchased under Jones' tenure as CAS included the CAC Sabre, P-2 Neptune and CAC Winjeel.

MANOHLA DARGIS One reason Katniss may be speaking to so many is that she doesn't just seem to be a new kind of female character but also represents an alternative to an enduring cultural type that the literary critic R. W.B. Lewis described as the American Adam.

Twain was a celebrity full stop, the first of an enduring American type: the show-biz genius, the standup who can't sit down.

Twain is sometimes called America's first literary celebrity, but he was a celebrity full stop, the first of an enduring American type.

McConaughey's performance as David Wooderson, a 20-year-old drifter and eternal, dope-smoking teenager, drew much praise and is still cited as a deftly drawn portrait of an enduring American type.

One objective of this research was to determine if a direct (enduring type) model accounts for the effects of early experiences on later depressive symptoms.

But basically it's the ability of a business to have some type of an enduring competitive advantage that allows it to earn a better-than-average rate of return over an extended period of time.

"Although partisanship is an enduring part of American politics, the type of hyper-partisanship we see now -- I can't find a precedent for it in the past 100 years".