Sentence examples for more lasting one from inspiring English sources

A more lasting one is the economic troubles of Asia, the region that had been expected to drive oil-company profits for years to come.

As a result, the Bigg Chill has a very strong sense of "authenticity," an all-important ingredient in forming consumer connections, and a far more lasting one than the "unique and pleasing sensory environment" of a Pinkberry, according to C. W. Park, a marketing professor at the Marshall School of Business at U.S.C. and editor of the Journal of Consumer Psychology.

Describing one difference between the written poem and a poem read at a slam, Mr. Haba says, "one is more long-lasting; one is more vivid and exciting".

And because it is always difficult for bosses to cut wages outright, a temporary tax break could have a more lasting effect than one would expect.

Others suspect they may have more lasting effects on academia.

Maybe a country that has pulled through to its present tolerance can lose a game and win the real World Cup mission: To show itself as a can-do nation that is building something far more lasting than a one-month sporting event.

And one more lasting place: our dreams.

One of the more lasting images from Trump's squalid appearance on Tuesday was that of his chief of staff, John Kelly, who stood listening to him with a hangdog look of shame.

But there is another matter to settle, one of more lasting consequence than who wins a football game.

The idea for it emerged in Channel 4 during 2010 after they saw the response to The End of the Line.' Reacting to the report, fish conservationists said one the more lasting benefits of the film had been in connecting fish management and marine conservation issues.

The idea of being able to make a more lasting and substantial change was one of the major reasons participants reported for wanting to move into development work.