"Today's decision is a step in that direction, and affirms the enduring principle that regardless of whoever finds favor in the eyes of the most recent majority, the guarantee of equal protection must prevail".
Occluding one eye during the critical period (CP) (but not in adulthood) results in a shift of cortical spiking response (ocular dominance) in favor of the open eye and an enduring blunted vision (amblyopia) through the deprived eye [ 1].
Though the publication of "The Doctors' Case Against the Pill" made Ms. Seaman an enduring heroine of the women's movement, her work did not find favor everywhere.
rather than enduring a 15-round fight in which Mr. Romney is heavily favored but may wind up bloodied.
The ratio of students to faculty favored relationships, and the intimacy of the studio spawned enduring ones.
Besides, the environment conditions in those regions favor the survival and reproduction of ticks, so bovines have an enduring interaction with these vectors [1].
Rather, the parties will favor Rawls's two principles because these provide a better basis for enduring cooperation among all citizens.
(In 1774, in Donaldson v. Beckett, British judges rejected the system of perpetual copyright in favor of the "public domain"; one consequence was a new notion that the great, enduring books belonged to all Britons).
The search for a significant new book, an enduring book, is, in short, a crapshoot, and, as is true of all gambles, the odds favor the house over the player.
So if you're sitting on the sidelines enduring the Big Wait, as a friend calls this market limbo, do yourself and your money a favor.
Liberals, quite unlike leftist radicals or conservative ideologues, tend to reject dogma and theory in favor of "bold, persistent experimentation," as Roosevelt called it, or, put another way, pragmatism grounded in enduring, yet evolving, values.
