The megarocket, blandly named the Space Launch System, embodies the space agency's enduring desire to aim far and dream big.
But realizing the market's enduring desire, she will introduce a line of luxurious bridal saris this fall, called Bronze Begum, with a nod to the age of Mogul splendor.
Whether that success is explained by the enduring desire of people in their 50s to relive the 1960s, or by a surprising interest in Lennon and McCartney among the conventionally young, is immaterial.
Given SoftBank's enduring desire to buy T-Mobile, Son's interest in buttering up the deregulation-friendly incoming president is obvious.
It is certainly true that a request to die may not reflect an enduring desire to die (just as some attempts to commit suicide may reflect only temporary despair).
The result is a story of the ravenous, enduring desire of a woman hemmed in.
Finally, the enduring desire for simple medicinal information on specific plants has resulted in contemporary herbals that echo the herbals of the past, an example being Maud Grieve's A Modern Herbal, first published in 1931 but with many subsequent editions.
The people at great, enduring companies desire to make positive contributions to their customers, their employees and society.
For example, judgments about enduring beliefs and desires must, he says, involve complex procedures for searching "vast and heterogeneous" long-term memory stores.
Jones' boys and young men discover their gay or queer identities and desires while enduring, or trying to endure, brutal fathers, malevolent peers and racist thugs.
