Sentence examples for more lasting if from inspiring English sources

The impact of TTP on the regulation of UV damage repair proteins seems to be more lasting if the number of regulated protein spots was increased further after 48 h).

Some fear temporary dementia and memory loss in the more vulnerable along with, in the long term, more lasting damage if internet providers refuse to offer a filter that would allow users to opt in, rather than out, of the ever-growing number of sites where shocking amounts of Mensch are likely to be encountered.

And maybe, if we're lucky, something more lasting than a trend will follow.

If it can, then something bigger and even more lasting than the great reconstruction of the postwar era is possible: the creation of the first truly global society.

It would be a real shame if the Worst Economic Disaster Since the Great Depression gave us nothing more lasting than Superstars of Dance.

Translated: "What is more lasting than bronze?" Certainly not brass.

Kahn received something more lasting than money, of course.

"I have made a monument more lasting than bronze".

A negative virtue, but perhaps more lasting than love.

But can it bring something more lasting to Japan?

Remember, that relationship is more lasting than accomplishments and prestige.