Sentence examples for more durable or from inspiring English sources

But before anybody invests in more durable or attractive seats, the city's traffic experts want to make sure the idea works.

Scientists have tried to measure, with conflicting results, whether his blades act as springs or are more durable or efficient than a biological human ankle.

The reason a pair of Air Jordans was vastly superior to a pair of nondescript Soviet sneakers in 1989 was only partly that they were more durable, or had better support and traction.

This first molding itself serves as the mold into which is pressed the hot material for the plate usually cellulose acetate, vinyl resin in sheets or in powder to which a plasticizer has been added to make it more durable, or a sheet of rubber gum that will be vulcanized when pressed.

No garment, it turns out, has proved more durable, flexible or forgiving.

Both are meant to be light and fresh, and both can suffer from problems of scale if not properly tailored: revealing too much, or extending too far in a misguided attempt to be more durable, more fashionable, or more suited to evening wear.

Since 2005, when McCann and Cano made their big league debuts, Cano has accumulated 45.1 WAR, Ellsbury and McCann 45.6, but despite being slightly older, Cano has been much healthier and more durable than Ellsbury or McCann.

Stronger and more durable than wood or plastic.

"Some argue lead pigments are more durable, more protective, or have better colors, but these claims are highly debatable and, I think, don't hold up," Weinberg says.

Sewing the end of the sock is much longer lasting and more durable than yarn or a knot.

Attachment is a more durable emotion than lust or infatuation, but it too can wane -- or eventually be overridden by other emotions.