Sentence examples for more durable that from inspiring English sources

In the rapidly changing field of global health, it is hard to know whether the recent attention to systems thinking is just another fad, or something more durable that offers usable insights for understanding and action.

If you are planning to have more children or pass the car seat along to a family member to use, and the car seat will get more use, you may want to get something a little more durable that will last.

There is a school of thought that none of this matters that Winston Churchill, who gave many great speeches himself, was naïve to claim that a leader who has "the gift of oratory... wields a power more durable than that of a great king"; that Richard Neustadt, the political scientist who advised Kennedy and other Presidents, was wrong to believe that "Presidential power is the power to persuade".

"Soccer fans are more durable than that.

The sounds he drew on were far more durable than that.

"You expect somebody's expensive product to be more durable than that".

Human Rights Watch has condemned these developments as opportunism, but something more durable than that may be at work.

Clinton has enjoyed a formidable 20-point lead in recent polls in South Carolina, where her backing from African Americans is looking more durable than that of Latino voters.

Steve Parsons of the British-based Handlebar Club seconds this advice, as a young man's facial hair is more durable than that of an elderly man.

This resistance is more durable than that mediated by resistance genes (R gene), but is difficult to move into cultivated varieties by crossing and phenotypic selection.

It also underscores the urgent need for manufacturers to produce nets that are physically more durable than most that are currently available.