Sentence examples for easily outlast from inspiring English sources

Certain arrivals are solid and polished; they could easily outlast the season, and a few are meant to do so.

If you have to buy a toaster, for example, and you can get your hands on one from the 1950s that's in fairly good condition, you will have a beautiful piece that will easily outlast something you could buy in a shop today.

The spec I was given was that the motor should easily outlast the shoe, so it shouldn't be the point of failure.

A GaN-powered LED light bulb can easily outlast traditional bulbs by several years, while consuming a tenth of the power and reducing CO2 emissions by 90percentt.

The untold story is about reality personalities who are able to monetize their TV success by launching profitable businesses, product lines and even media empires that easily outlast their 15 minutes in the spotlight.

After all, Chief Justice Roberts had the last laugh in that first encounter, and at 53 can look forward to a tenure that could easily far outlast the Obama presidency.

The battery easily lasts days, outlasting an iPhone 4S or even the Droid RAZR MAXX.

If you get your Facebook history from, you know, things that actually happened, Moskovitz outlasted any other co-founder and easily played one of the most pivotal roles in the company's early years.

Almagro has done nothing easily so far in this tournament and needed five sets to outlast Philipp Petzschner of Germany, 6-3, 5-7, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, after a similar struggle in his first-round match.

For Mr. Obama, however, Mr. Geithner has emerged as the indispensable economic adviser who has outlasted every other member of the original inner circle and whose successes easily outweigh his missteps.

HAVING outlasted the Rasputin of the playoffs, the man who does not go away easily, Jason Kidd must now do it all over again, this time against a protégé of sorts.