Sentence examples for most enduring issues from inspiring English sources

One of the most enduring issues in activist and diplomatic circles is whether public pressure on the Chinese government helps or hurts those who have been arrested.

Perhaps the most enduring issue with the heat method is that it is hard to monetise it: you can't patent the procedure, only come up with a creative way of applying it, which drastically reduces the appeal to pharmaceutical companies.

But Ms. Cetin argued that the most enduring consequence could be helping to overcome mutual recriminations.

For caregivers, sleeping disturbance was the most enduring consequence of AOM.

However, it eventually became one of the series' most enduring and influential issues.

Even more than the staff issues, enduring issues of censorship may be the most stubborn hurdle for the gulf region — even if, as Mr. Hirschorn jokingly said, "our government censor turned out to be a really nice guy".

The nature of beauty is one of the most enduring and controversial themes in Western philosophy, and is with the nature of art one of the two fundamental issues in philosophical aesthetics.

These are the most enduring of questions.

But he is the most enduring.

Yet more fundamental and enduring issues go unaddressed.

Mr. Reed became the group's most enduring presence.