Popular usage will, of course, be the ultimate arbiter of the durability of fail.
Carney says the measures will have "an impact of the durability of the expansion".
Much of the durability of adjustable-rate mortgages, in Mr. Gumbinger's opinion, can be attributed to their variety.
Part of the durability of Ghiya's network, authorities say, was that any given link on the chain knew only the links on either side.
Some of the durability issues owners mentioned in surveys on the last-generation XJ8 centered on uneven tire wear, brake noise and problems with the engine-control computer.
The contest between Mr. Kinzinger and Mr. Manzullo was the most high-profile test to date of the durability of outside "new" conservatives versus older incumbents.
In terms of the Durability List, Boundary is above average in the percentage of foals he gets to the racetrack and the number of starts his offspring average over a lifetime: 77 percent and 17.1 starts.
Claire Armitstead, Literary Editor of the Guardian, said: "How I Live Now is an exceptional novel, beautifully written, brave, and totally engaging in its exploration of the durability of love, even in the most extreme circumstances".
The elections, along with the referendum on the voting system and ballots for the Welsh assembly and the Scottish parliament, are seen as the first big national tests of the durability of the coalition.
The barriers, as well as the tear gas and armoured cars and squalid camps, are a demonstration of the durability and appeal of the 19th-century construct of the "nation state".
American officials view the vote, a barometer of the durability of Iraq's political system, as a crucial date in American plans to withdraw tens of thousands of combat troops from Iraq by the end of August.
