Sentence examples for durability of a from inspiring English sources

But the service was also about the durability of a community.

"The toughness and durability of a Slant 6 is well known, and that's one big reason people hop them up".

Like Israel, we will show the durability of a healthy democracy by arguing endlessly about all of the above.

The fact that his stage work lacks the durability of a painting or a piece of music does bother him, he says.

The development and durability of a literary career is an unknowable thing; hence we are keener than mustard to try to divine it.

The pterosaur wing was made of skin; since it lacked both internal supports and feathers, it probably lacked the flexibility or durability of a bird wing.

The initial popularity of Levitt's 18 retirement communities — at least 4 of them are now in as much disarray as Seasons — is testament above all to the durability of a name.

Surely, the perfect hybrid roll is yet to come, amalgamating the strength and durability of a higher-gluten bread on the rustic-sourdough axis, with the easy eating of the fluffy, white original.

Mr. Powell heard conflicting reports on Wednesday about the durability of a cease-fire agreement signed in April aimed at quelling the rebel insurgency and the government response in Darfur.

Testament to the durability of a Guastavino vault is the dome over the cathedral crossing, which was supposed to be only a temporary covering when it was built 91 years ago.

The durability of a-C films were evaluated through potentiostatic polarization tests by applying different high potentials.