Sentence examples for lasting historical from inspiring English sources

Those differences, and the broad discussion of the use of American power, may produce lasting historical value to the week's debate after all, some members said.

He added that, whatever the differences over the decision to go to war in 2003, "there seems to be broad agreement that failure in Iraq would be a calamity for our nation of lasting historical consequence".

Countless other events, many of modest significance, and others of lasting historical import, unfolded here -- including Civil War draft riots in 1863 and the inauguration of long-distance telephone service between New York and Chicago in 1892.

He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987 and in 1998 was inducted into the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame as a musician of lasting historical importance.

The terrible secret of the true-crime section is that most of its contents are trash; only a paltry selection of what's on offer there is of lasting historical importance or literary merit, but the classics, some of which are listed here, are among the most memorable, terrifying and indispensable books ever written.

But this objection hinged on specific assumption about the nature of causation, and as a result seems not to have been of lasting historical significance.

Kenya's will not be the last historical claims case.

Odey ends with a last historical footnote: "At the moment, everyone's view is 'hey, why are you so bearish?

The last historical record of the Morini reports that they revolted against Rome in 33 bc and again in 30 bc.

As in her last historical novel, "Poison" (1995), Ms. Harrison tells the overlapping stories of two women whose lives mirror and counterpoint each other's.

The sheer breadth of Kirstein's endeavor — so unthinkable in the present age of specialization — has made him appear to many people to be the last historical example of the Renaissance man.