Sentence examples for notable and lasting from inspiring English sources

The most notable and lasting effects include an increase in grade progression and graduation rates among a subgroup of more academically prepared students who entered the study as 9th graders and an increase in dental visits among all family members.

Perhaps his most notable and lasting achievement was his involvement with the design of The Pentagon, the largest office building in the world.

Learn from other speakers by contacting them, observing their videos online (or purchase) or read other speeches that have become notable and lasting (examples; Winston Churchill WWII, Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, President Kennedy's inaugural address).

One notable match lasted five days, with both players getting up only for bathroom breaks.

But there were notable and detrimental consequences that lasted much longer.

These costs are also notable for their duration, lasting up to 27 s after an interaction had been completed.

While television stars have been trickling into Broadway shows over the last 20 years, this season and last's are notable for their sheer number.

Wiemer, 26, has been penalized at least 177 minutes in three of the last four seasons and had notable physical confrontations last season with Darius Kasparaitis and Darcy Tucker, two of the nastiest players in the N.H.L. -- and two players whom the Islanders will not like very much in the coming season.

This effect is most notable for proximity between first and last authors and was not found for other author combinations.

The team made several notable moves last off-season in an effort to bolster the defense, but the spending on free agents did not produce acceptable results.

There are examples of Victorian landscapes, scenes from contemporary life and fairy paintings; most notable among this last group is Richard Dadd's "Contradiction: Oberon and Titania," one of the artist's finest works.