Sentence examples for more durability from inspiring English sources

Now it means so much more: durability, lasting value, and easy care.

Increasing the palladium content in Pt Pd/alumina catalyst increased the oxidation activity and had more durability.

Mr. Holden was referring to a 1997 project in which the State Department of Transportation replaced the asphalt surface of the roadbed with what Alex Dudley, an agency spokesman, described as "a coarser, more resistant concrete that gives better traction and more durability".

High water content lenses should be thicker for more durability but increasing the thickness impairs the oxygen permeability.

If you are looking for a handset with more durability, the design advances in the iPhone 6 family have made a difference.

Bird is also looking into manufacturing its own scooters to provide more durability to its customers and differentiate itself from other scooters on the market.

The driving-range balls were (and still are) rock hard and designed more for durability than performance.

He was not trusted to start at the Etihad Stadium last Sunday, Arsene Wenger preferring more physical durability.

In the era of universal air-conditioning, builders may have focused more on durability and cost of roofs than on their ability to absorb or reflect heat.

This approach has been successfully applied to several new concrete structures, where requirements for a more controlled durability and service life have been specified.

The choice of bronze was probably made more for durability than strength, because Pope Urban VIII was able to remove this bronze work in 1625 (to melt it down for cannon) and replace it with timber trusses.