Sentence examples for has been a lasting from inspiring English sources

Since the Wales summit of 2014, there has been a lasting negative change on our borders.

This included her grandmother, who has been a lasting influence on her: "I always class myself as independent, with my own ideas and confidence in them," Field says.

The issue of transferring detainees to Afghan control has been a lasting source of tension between the international military coalition and the Afghan government of President Hamid Karzai.

And the broader issue of detainee transfers has been a lasting point of contention between American officials and Mr. Karzai, who has insisted on complete Afghan authority over detentions.

The northern boundary of the territory (now of the state) determined at that time became known as the McMahon Line; it is about 550 miles (885 km) long and has been a lasting point of contention between India and China.

Considering the sister relationship between angiosperms and gymnosperms, correlating carpels in angiosperms with their counterpart structures in gymnosperms has been a lasting challenge.

England duty will be, as it always has been, a last-minute job.

Washington has been a last-place team on a low payroll since the lockout ended in 2005.

There has been a last-minute change at PBS, though: Judy Woodruff is away from Washington because of a family illness, a spokeswoman said, so the senior correspondent Jeffrey Brown will anchor with Gwen Ifill, instead.

As the end of the service approaches, there has been a last-minute rush of telegrams for staff to sort and stamp, ready for delivery.

Each of these teams had been a last-place finisher a year ago.