Sentence examples for enduring observations from inspiring English sources

One of the more enduring observations in the study of death penalty support within the United States is the strong divide between males and females.

One of the more enduring observations in the study of death penalty support within the United States is the strong divide between Whites and Blacks.

The link between obesity, adipose distribution, premature mortality and morbidity is one of the most enduring observations in the field of nutrition [1].

Bottlenose dolphins, enduring our intimate observations, enslaved in dolphinaria, yield precious clues to their sense of self-identity.

What then is of enduring interest in Fallows's observations about China?

The inconsistency of predictions from solution concepts of conventional game theory with experimental observations is an enduring question.

Indeed, in most elections, vice presidential nominees embody the enduring truth of the following observation by Thomas Marshall, Woodrow Wilson's vice president: "Once there were two brothers: one ran away to sea, the other was elected vice president -- and nothing was ever heard from either of them again".

It has neither the darkness of "The Comfort of Strangers" nor the passion of "Enduring Love", nor even the forensic observation that made "On Chesil Beach" such an uncomfortable and memorable read.

This observation led to an enduring paradigm that in the absence of pathology, cells optimize the efficiency of ATP production within environmental constraints.

This fits the common observation that BSRs are relatively enduring, and outlast immediate sensory inputs.

These observations have prompted suggestions that the enduring behavioral and cognitive effects of these psychostimulants might be dependent on transcriptional changes in the rat brain [ 12, 13].