Sentence examples for makes the longevity from inspiring English sources

This steady erosion of news standards makes the longevity and relevance of the CBS war horse "60 Minutes" all the more remarkable.

Those pressures make the longevity of their relationship, especially by Hollywood standards, all the more remarkable.

The company, James Hardie Industries, which is based in the Netherlands but has American headquarters in California, is eager to use its fifteen-year color warranty as a selling point, but the longevity makes the choice of color that much more important.

Obama is right to stress that the size of the United States, with a population over 300 million, and the complexities of the current system, with many different providers and a private job-related insurance infrastructure that seems unable to keep up with advances in society, technology and longevity, makes the challenge of comprehensive reform gargantuan.

This last question, longevity, makes the calculation especially tricky.

However, as sporozoites remain in the salivary glands (Shute 1945; Dawes et al. 2009b) the longer a mosquito survives, the more infectious bites it can make (termed the longevity factor or expected infective life (Garret-Jones 1964)).

In seeking a new artistic director, the 12-year-old Congo Square is "making the transition for longevity," said Daniel Bryant, the theater's interim producing artistic director.

I thank Dove Medical Press for giving me the opportunity to be integral to the initiatives that will make the practice of longevity medicine more interactive among its practitioners, and through their complementary efforts, bring the practice of "anti-aging medicine" to unprecedented levels of excellence.

With so many of today's massive tech giants arguing that AR and VR will be the most critical future platforms, it's really a question of when the timing will be right and which startups have the longevity to make it there.

The longevity made the final performance bittersweet.

That Desormeaux has endured a long and well-publicized battle with alcoholism - reportedly flunking four breathalyzer tests, including one as recently as last May and one that cost him a ride in the 2012 Preakness – makes his longevity in the sport even more remarkable.