Sentence examples for durable relationship from inspiring English sources

Over the years, the cozy and durable relationship between the Corps of Engineers and its pork-loving Congressional paymasters has produced one environmental misfortune after another.

"This Body" is about a more distant, though perhaps more durable, relationship: the one between Jackson and men who have an acute appreciation of her magazine appearances.

New in the past half-dozen years, the riverboats seemed emblematic — part of Budapest's shrugging off its midcentury past, when connections were to places like Prague and Krakow, to reflect an older and more durable relationship.

Of all the people in the Beatles' orbit, Mr. Aspinall had the most durable relationship with the group; he had already been a crucial member of the Beatles' entourage for about 18 months when Ringo Starr became the drummer.

Compacts reached at dinners of this kind sometimes have poor consequences – consider Tony Blair and Gordon Brown at Granita – but the Champany Inn deal laid the foundations of a remarkably durable relationship.

Orwell, by his own admission, was unfaithful to his wife, but it was a durable relationship, characterised, at least by the male half, (Eileen's views are not recorded) as "a proper marriage", by which he seems to have meant one involving rows and disagreements but always redeemed by the underlying bond.

They are thinking about durable relationships with their customers".

Rights of their children and those of partners in existing "durable relationships" are also guaranteed.

In many of the letters, reading, and the act of reading, emerged as a vital force for brokering dignified and durable relationships between people and places.

However, in our paper we analyse stable and durable relationships as being the results of interaction between control and trust building.

But he was also part of a partnership that built remarkably durable relationships with desirable clients (the Economist, Sainsbury's, Volvo) and gave the agency profile that feeling of intelligent middle classness.