Sentence examples for more lasting or from inspiring English sources

Sweeping statements are risky, but one can be made confidently about Theodore Bikel: No living actor's connection to a fictional character has been more lasting or deeply personal than his lifelong walk with Tevye the Dairyman.

Nothing is better or more lasting than discovering it yourself,” he says.

Because many of these pathways are implicated in connections between brain regions involved in higher-order executive functioning (Seghete et al. 2013; Treit et al. 2013), the findings may reflect either a developmental delay in maturation of white matter, or more lasting deficits in white matter integrity in FHP individuals.

Whether this is a short-term wobble or has more lasting ramifications remains to be seen at this stage," said Briggs.

But whether it's made of sand or something more lasting is a question to be answered only by future generations.

As in Israel's 2006 war against Hezbollah in Lebanon, the popular perception abroad of how Israel fights, and hence of Israelis, may prove to be more lasting than any strategic gains or losses.

Whether the administration's new approach is a tactical adjustment to build support for the Iraq policy or a more lasting high-level engagement in the search for Middle East peace is unclear.

Nevertheless, it is reasonable to speculate that benefits of lessons in the Alexander technique could have a more lasting effect than either massage or a prescription for exercise.

With respect to its contribution to long-term decline or dementia, it is worth noting that post-operative cognitive dysfunction does not have a clinical definition and many studies have not been clear on whether acute cognitive dysfunction or a more lasting cognitive decline are interrogated.

Few issues are more hotly debated or have a more lasting impact on our country.

Fears of American bombs compete with rumors of forced Taliban conscription or of even more lasting changes, they say.