Sentence examples for most durable trees from inspiring English sources

Even the most durable trees struggled to cope.

The natural durability varied from the inner to outer heartwood within the tree stems, with the most durable heartwood occurring adjacent to the sapwood, and the susceptibility to decay increasing towards the pith (Sherrard and Kurth [1933]; Clark and Scheffer [1983]).

My friend Marshall's Pillow ID — based on a Web questionnaire concerning his size, sleep position, and type of mattress — pegged him as a perfect candidate for the Dusk 2.0, a spongy cushion with a crimson border made from "nature's most durable support material, derived from the frothed milk sap of natural rubber trees," as opposed to fake rubber trees ($162).

They did not, although Gunther, while still on the subject of trees, praised the pin oak as the most durable of the native New Yorkers, as opposed to those ubiquitous immigrants the London planes and the Norway maples.

Most trees weren't meant to be deep cleaned and are not the most durable items.

Common western African species include types of Isoberlinia (a spreading leguminous tree of the pea family), Daniellia (a leguminous tree with white bark), and Lophira (a tree with strap-shaped leaves that is said to yield the most durable timber in the region).

SOMETIMES the simplest ideas are the most durable.

Solid-brass fixtures are the most durable and also the most expensive.

Fitting for a contemplative movement, Quaker education may be one of its most durable achievements.

Leather is the most durable covering, provided it is at least one-sixteenth-inch thick.

Hard bop is proving to be the most durable of all jazz styles.