Sentence examples for enduring energy from inspiring English sources

Diehard fans will revel in her enduring energy, but there's also something here for those (inconceivably) unfamiliar with her work.

There is a lot to applaud in the show's enduring energy, its performers' musical dexterity and its neatly witty script.

It was his fate as a man, and the ferocity of his response to that fate, which gives such enduring energy to his verse.

In this study in order to overcome the low thermal conductivity of PCMs and to design a stable and enduring energy storage system the metal alloy foam was impregnated with PCMs and subjected to several charging/discharging cycles.

Unfortunately, our community ambition seems at odds with the capacity of successive governments to create strong, enduring and consistent energy policy.

While Haiti remains traumatized by the worst urban disaster in history, it has a lot going for it: new structures to promote sustainable development and investment, large pledges of money and the enduring patience and energy of its people.

"That's kind of the next step is closing out a series without enduring too much energy and without taking it to seven games.

The real question should be: Given the unpredictable bet on FutureGen, why not invest the the same amount of government funding to provide more enduring jobs of energy through wind or solar?

It is likely that reduced energy costs associated with extended limb bipedalism allowed early hominins to increase ranging distances during times of forest fragmentation [37] without enduring greatly increased energy costs.

Though the United States may have been founded on the rational principles of the Enlightenment, this show suggests that what really makes it run — then and now — is the crazy, mixed-up energy of enduring adolescence.

It's lonely for me to write this, but the biggest problem facing the U.S. energy system is the enduring insistence of a "low price at any cost" energy policy, and the customer entitlement that bestows.