Sentence examples for extreme and lasting from inspiring English sources

Chailly, at the other extreme and lasting around 30 minutes, is of the Formula One school, but far more fascinating and invigorating than that zooming, swerving comparison might imply.

Charles Dickens — I would love to get his reaction to his extreme and lasting fame.

For years, economists of all political stripes have argued for quality preschool to counteract the extreme and lasting disadvantages faced by children who start life in poverty in this country, poverty that is far deeper in terms of material deprivation than in most other advanced economies.

For dissatisfaction, the literature does not provide a clear conceptualization, but dissatisfaction is regarded as usually more extreme, occurring sooner, and lasting longer than satisfaction (Giese and Cote 2000).

In 2009 Judge cocreated and did voice work for The Goode Family, a poorly received animated program for television that spoofed extreme liberalism and lasted just 13 episodes.

The Mets' starters are having extreme trouble lasting more than five innings.

For many Sikh families, separation — in extreme cases lasting for years — is an expected sacrifice, as a father will leave to earn money to pay for his children's schooling or to buy a home.

CFS is better described as unexplained, extreme fatigue lasting for more than six months.

The 2011 PACE study out of Britain was met with great criticism in the patient community because it basically said a bit of a walk and therapy will cure people who meet the broadest definition of CFS: unexplained, extreme fatigue lasting for more than six months.

A competitive cyclist and speed skater, he trained for extreme power bursts lasting five minutes or less.

That we're going to be seeing art of extremes, of first and last things, is clear from the start in two startling images, created centuries apart, that stand near each other at the entrance to the first gallery.