Sentence examples for long-lasting aggression from inspiring English sources

Mixing litters of pigs often leads to short- or long-lasting aggression.

Kael's long-lasting enmity to Nicholas Ray was documented, in all its shockingly insulting aggression, in David Denby's piece "My Life as a Paulette," which ran in the magazine in 2003; in the book, she calls "In a Lonely Place" "an atmospheric but disappointingly hollow murder melodrama".

Very long-lasting".

The effects were long-lasting.

"Long-lasting" needs a hyphen.

The harm is long-lasting.

Naughty long-lasting things!

Long-lasting and thorough.

Eat long-lasting fuel.

Expensive but long-lasting.

Earlier squabbles have had long-lasting impact.