Sentence examples for enduring milestone from inspiring English sources

And yet, even with all this competition, four players — Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray — have combined to win 33 of the last 34 majors, which may be the most impressive and enduring milestone of this amazing era in the sport.

And it would be a big mistake to think of the act as a great, enduring civil-rights milestone, representing the country's belated decision to comply fully and everywhere with the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution.

Improving services for people with severe and enduring mental illness is the first big milestone.

In a statement, Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario described it as "milestone in our shared history as enduring treaty allies".

Shortly before Obama landed in Manila (April 28), Del Rosario oversaw the formal signing of the EDCA, emphatically stating how it "mark[ed] a milestone in [Philippine-U.S.] shared history as enduring treaty allies," and paves the way for a "new chapter for [bilateral] modern and mature partnership, firmly grounded on deeply held democratic values, common interests and shared aspirations".

To date the two sides have completed ten rounds of talks, signed 21 agreements and also plan to exchange representative offices in the future.Overall the visit by Mr Zhang is a sign of the enduring success of President Ma's cross-strait policy and an historic milestone on the path towards the sustainable peace and prosperity actively pursued by the president.

In the first address to the British parliament by an Irish president, Higgins hailed the 1998 Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland as a "momentous" achievement that was a key milestone on the "road to today's warm, deep and enduring Irish-British friendship".

It's an old story, but an enduring one, and is regularly revisited in the news media at certain milestones on the calendar.