Sentence examples for endure so long from inspiring English sources

Fed officials argue that the impact will endure so long as the assets remain in the Fed's portfolio, but they acknowledge that perceptions could undermine that reality.

The setting may change, increasingly enclosed by housing, but the ambience of Hennessy day at Newbury will endure so long as other familiarities abide.

How on earth did apartheid endure so long, younger viewers may be wondering, considering everyone who was anyone seems to have been on Mandela's side?

But its narrative power still depends on accepting the false premises of the Kennedy cult — premises that will no doubt endure so long as the 1960s generation does, but still deserve to be challenged at every opportunity.

Through more than six decades of custom, the public have accepted the Queen's own implicit logic: that the monarchy can endure, so long as it stays out of politics.

"The so-called American Negro" is the only reason Allah has permitted the United States to endure so long; the white man's time was up in 1913, but it is the will of Allah that this lost black nation, the black men of this country, be redeemed from their white masters and returned to the true faith, which is Islam.

Few institutions contrived by man have endured so long.

The name dates back to 1904 and has endured so long for a reason.

Why, the authors ask, has capital punishment endured so long in America?

In no other case in the United States have false memories of guilt endured so long.

Except for B. B. King, there's no other figure who's been as important or has endured so long".