Sentence examples for somewhat enduring from inspiring English sources

And where there is despair, may we bring a degree of initial confusion but eventually a somewhat enduring botched job.

For everyone else, there were the pieces in somewhat generic, enduring styles, "like what you'd see at Crate & Barrel," she said.

Now, the company anticipates a somewhat longer slowdown enduring at least into the third quarter, said Emily Kolinski, a Ford economist.

Given the significant reductions in overall wealth, it is not surprising to find that native and immigrant households report delaying their planned retirement by roughly two years on account of the Great Recession.18 It is, however, interesting that despite enduring somewhat larger overall wealth losses, mixed households only seem to be inclined to delay their planned retirement by a little less.

In Leeds, A Lesson In Sculpture With John Latham Henry Moore Institutee, 24 Mar to 19 Jun) will remind us of the artist's enduring, if somewhat sub-cultural, influence with 14 demonstrations of his ability to conjure a raw alchemy out of burnt books and industrial waste.

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM B. : The article seemed somewhat skeptical regarding Ms. Germanotta's enduring cultural or musical endurance.

This has helped make her a somewhat deceptive source of the enduring in an otherwise radically changed Britain, and a perhaps improbable force for national cohesion in an era of deepening divisions.

The same appears to be true for the psychosocial treatments including CBT. 31 The fact that CBT results in lower relapse rates than discontinued pharmacotherapy not only suggests that CBT has a specific enduring effect that may operate through somewhat different mechanisms than its acute effects, but also confirms its strong position as a first-line treatment of acute depressive disorders.

It's hard not to see their enduring commitment to total sonic boredom as at least somewhat starting to be punk.

But enduring, which Obama might regard as a personal goal for himself, too, is somewhat distinct from inspiring.

He thought about enduring.