Sentence examples for more enduring and from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sherman is one of the more enduring and respected names in avant-garde theater.

It's time to bring marketing and learning together to create more enduring and authentic relationships.

As the social historian John G. Cawelti has noted, some formulas are more enduring (and instructive) than others.

Pickiness was predicted primarily by environmental or experiential factors subject to changes; neophobia was predicted by more enduring and dispositional factors.

But his device was soon supplanted by a more efficient, more enduring and far better-selling one, developed by a Zenith colleague, Robert Adler.

The relationships between police and ethnic and racial minorities present some of the more enduring and complex problems in policing throughout the world.

Only after the collapse of the U.S.S.R. in 1991 did Kiev achieve more enduring nationhood, and then it suffered through corrupt, authoritarian, and incompetent governance.

As we work to make that system more enduring, equitable, and open, peer review may be transformed from secretive, gatekeeping, and restrictive to conversational, inclusive, and expansive.

After all the sound and fury, something softer and more enduring abides -- and we have felt it in Roxanne's presence.

But driven by enduring traditions, even more enduring poverty and inaction from law enforcement, the country is now showing worrying signs of regression.

British performing artists are, and have been for centuries, a greater and more enduring national asset and resource than North Sea oil or shares in Northern Rock.