Sentence examples for lasting properties from inspiring English sources

From the fourteenth century onwards, other properties were also abandoned, so that finally the important lasting properties were signification, supposition, ampliation and restriction, and the supposition of relatives (that is, anaphora).

These coatings have a low chemical reactivity against molten metals and they show a low friction coefficient and wear rate, these last properties being enhanced when the carbon content in the carbide layer is increased.

"The last property we sold was in November.

In part this is because Texan banks, hard hit in the last property bust, did not overexpand this time.

That is around £6,000 higher than the average selling price of a home at the peak of the last property boom in late 2007.

Two years before, on the eve of the last property crash, he had sold his stake in the business for a reported £390m.

But those borrowers who signed up to one at the peak of the last property boom are now finding out about the downsides the hard way.

(This last property can also be blamed for the "porridge glow" many people experience when entering crowded public transport in the mornings).

But you do as others do, with what's newest at B&Q, not as you did in your last property three years ago.

It is this last property that is crucial in the most important of all photochemical processes, photosynthesis, upon which almost all life on Earth depends.

The fact is, the gap between house prices and average earnings is now close to the level seen in the last property boom.