Sentence examples for greatest enduring from inspiring English sources

Anything really challenging that I put off tends not to get done, and it's the most difficult work that tends to generate the greatest enduring value.

THE wreckage of America Online's misbegotten takeover of Time Warner for stock now appears the greatest enduring monument to the folly of the Internet boom.

But the greatest enduring connection of all to the 1912 World Series might have been that bequeathed by the man who led Boston's victory parade, Mayor John F. Fitzgerald.

It is an approach built on the country's greatest enduring strength an innovative business culture driven increasingly by a diverse pool of immigrants.

He was known for ending shows by looking at the audience and saying "I appreciate it, and good night". Perhaps the greatest enduring lesson I learned from eight seasons playing Andy's son Opie on the show was that he truly understood the meaning of those words, and he meant them, and there was value in that.

This is the great, enduring paradox of Churchill's life.

But the succession of great, enduring works that perhaps could have followed never materialised.

This could be explained by the individual responsibility that comes from performing alone and the need to possess greater enduring personal dispositions to succeed.

"At our essence, we all want to build a great, enduring company," says Mr. Donatelli, the head of the server, storage and networking business.

"There were some great films made in the 70's, but for me, the great, enduring American films are the 40's and 50's".

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.