Sentence examples for relatively durable and from inspiring English sources

One advantage of the plastic: the back, at least, is relatively durable and drop-proof.

The guide combs are made of relatively durable plastic and all the attachments can be swapped out quickly without fussing with any levers or clips, which is nice.

Nylons were desirable, affordable and (relatively) durable; distinctions in stocking prices and appearances would continue to exist, but they would not be so marked.

IR64 has relatively durable resistance to BPH, and it is known to carry the major gene Bph1.

Pollen provides key evidence, since it disperses widely and is relatively durable.

The term post-Fordism is used to describe both a relatively durable form of economic organization that happened to emerge after Fordism and a new form of economic organization that actually resolves the crisis tendencies of Fordism.

Mrs. Clinton's gains have proved relatively durable in part because they've come from Democratic-leaning voters who seem unlikely to defect to Mr. Trump.

Reliability is also an issue: while current solar technologies have proved relatively durable, it's unknown how resilient the next generation of solar will be.

After three significant injuries in three seasons in college at Oklahoma, Peterson remained relatively durable through his first five years in the N.F.L.

Given that totemistic belief systems had proved to be relatively durable over the course of human history, many scholars asked whether it was useful, as Lévi-Strauss had advocated, to dispose of totemism as a "mere" social construct.

I think one of the current unknowns is whether the rest of the world can go its own way and leave us to enjoy a new form of exceptionalism, or whether we will drag others from their currently relatively durable commitments.