Sentence examples for durable which from inspiring English sources

The AQ100 (top) is waterproof, and the SL605 is "durable," which is not to say "rugged".

For Sullivan, as a style or predisposition for engaging with/in the world, habit is simultaneously malleable and durable, which means that habits can be transformed but that such transformation tends to take a long time.

Sure, Monster cables almost certainly cost more than they need to, but the fact is they're well-constructed and durable, which makes them more expensive to make (but not quite that expensive).

For instance, engineered pellets of 90% Dry 300 and 10% HTC 260 are 82.5% durable, which is 33% more durable than 100% Dry 300 biochar pellets, and also have 7% higher energy density than 100% Dry 300 biochar pellets.

Sapphire crystal is known for being durable, which would benefit those prone to dropping their phone.

This is what I meant by durable, which would certainly help Superman in the expected Batman/Superman film.

The Commerce Department said Thursday that orders for durable goods, which include long-lasting items like refrigerators and planes, were up 0.3 percent in December.

In the fourth quarter, consumers curbed their spending on expensive durable goods, which fell 0.1percentt.

"Core" orders of durable goods (which exclude transportation equipment) have fallen every month since October.

Orders for durable goods, which account for more than half of bookings, fell 3.2percentthethe biggest decrease since September 2002.

Sales of durable goods, which include automobiles and metals, rose 2.1percentthethe most since February 1999, after declining 1.4percentt in January.