Sentence examples for particularly enduring from inspiring English sources

But it is also true that the one particularly enduring, comfortable bond that I share with my parents is tied to one thing: gambling on horse racing.

Stereotypes are hard to reverse, but the prejudices surrounding crack are particularly enduring, with the deeply engrained canard that its use always leads to insatiable addiction and self-destruction.

He had a particularly enduring friendship with Nelson, who personally requested his services as his captain of the fleet.

A particularly enduring variation of this model was derived by Kobayashi and Sakai in which the bagasse is portioned into two subsets, one fast hydrolysing and the other slow to hydrolyse [ 7, 8].

A growing corpus of data in healthy humans and rodents shows that inhibition of HDACs can act as cognitive enhancers to facilitate extinction-based therapeutic approaches and render these effects particularly enduring.

The Panel also engages with a number of arguments that have been particularly enduring in this area: for example, the distinction between deliberately killing and letting die; the doctrine of double-effect (also known as the intention-foresight distinction); and arguments about slippery slopes.

One particularly pernicious and enduring canard that is surfacing again is that Israel pursues "apartheid" policies.

That this may occur seems far from impossible, particularly given the enduring tensions in Rakhine state and the recent wave of anti-Muslim violence elsewhere in the country.

Particularly demoralizing were enduring problems, which could lead staff to feel neglected, though several people also described the joining effect of having to make do in adverse circumstances.

Our findings add evidence to a previously underestimated pathway of autophagy regulation that may particularly apply to enduring autophagic responses and that involves epigenetic and/or transcriptional alterations (Füllgrabe et al., 2014).

Magnolias seemed particularly beautiful this spring, despite enduring the surprise of two April snowstorms, before winter grudgingly surrendered.