Sentence examples for enduring expansion from inspiring English sources

While the nation will not officially be considered in a recession until the downturn has continued for another quarter, most analysts are now preparing obituaries for what turned out to be the broadest and most enduring expansion on record.

The White House presented itself on Thursday as little more than a bystander in the Pentagon's decision to open up military combat roles to women, even though it may end up as one of the most enduring expansion of rights for women during President Obama's administration.

But, she emphasizes, it doesn't have to come without growth — in fact, it can feed an enduring expansion.

It drew exactly the wrong lesson from earlier liberal eras, when the most enduring expansions of government — Social Security in the 1930s, Medicare in the 1960s — were achieved amid strong economic growth, rather than at the bottom of a recession.

The porous ZnFe2O4-NAMCs with firmly interconnected nanoparticulate architecture ensure fast transport of both electrons and ions, and allow enduring the volume expansion upon the charge/discharge process.

But everyone feels a sense of enduring peace, even as the family continues its expansion.

Because of this construction method, it's less susceptible to expansion and shrinkage, and remains an enduring (and relatively cheap) material.

Before 1950, the average expansion lasted about three years, with only a few enduring for 10 years or more.

We obtained a reasonable agreement between numerical and experimental findings; this suggests that enduring contacts among particles, which are manifestations of cohesiveness, affect homogeneous bed expansion.

The rejuvenation of the neighborhood and the expansion of the business district could be among Mr. Bloomberg's most enduring legacies, achieving a goal that eluded Mayors Edward I. Koch, David N. Dinkins and Rudolph W. Giuliani.

While enduring insults about his family and his citizenship, he won landmark progressive victories — including the expansion of health-care access to millions of Americans — all without a hint of sordidness or scandal, and then he campaigned tirelessly for Clinton.