Sentence examples for essentially enduring from inspiring English sources

"The value-add of the human worker will focus on essentially enduring human skills such as supervision, creativity and emotional intelligence," says Householder.

In both, only an unusual confluence of circumstance and personal leadership created an opportunity to move these issues out from the "safety" of the "box" and into an essentially enduring resolution.

Their intimate settings create another interesting element: by combining an abstract element with essentially the enduring art of figure illustration, two realms meet, and the results are fascinating.

Even if it ignores the ways in which many pubs have changed, the enduring idea that they are essentially male environments must also be part of any explanation.

With the presidential election essentially a tie -- and the House and Senate enduring the closest margins in nearly half a century -- a brutal war, to break the tie in two years or four, is beginning.

It may be argued that the enduring success of Erlang's formula is essentially due to its simplicity: the call blocking rate does not depend on the distribution of call duration but on overall demand only.

Mr. Rashid's book is essentially a history of the destruction of one of the more ruggedly enduring Central Asian cultures.

Circa 1992, classical-music bigwigs held that orchestras were essentially museums of past glories, and that attempts to modernize them had no hope of enduring success.

Amazing, what is essentially a fill-the-seats summer comic book movie "brings pop escapism whisper-close to enduring art".

For several years, this historic Brooklyn neighborhood has been enduring a growth spurt, and the locals' eager acceptance of James, coupled with what is essentially a no-reservation policy, has led to hour-long waits.

He said: "There isn't a military solution to this which is enduring if [Iraqi president Nouri-al] Maliki still runs a Shia dictatorship in the country, essentially".