Sentence examples for the more lasting from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party's most visible triumph last week was in the House of Representatives, but the more lasting — and possibly more destructive — result was in statehouses across the country.

The more lasting response, though, came from musicians.

Architecture is traditionally one of the more lasting human endeavours.

The bigger lesson is likely to be the more lasting.

It was Balasaraswati's influence that was the more lasting on Chandralekha.

The more lasting damage has come from the loss of buoyancy in property tax.

The buildup of perceptual awareness was associated to a slow rise of full visibility trials after stimulus onset that gradually replaced the short-lasting blind trials and the more long-lasting intermediate visibility trials.

That has made the images more lasting and disturbing".

Meanwhile, the far more lasting fallout of Afridi's activities on health campaigns in Pakistan is going unnoticed.

In the mid-1970s she begins casting some foam sculptures in aluminum, lead and bronze, destroying them while contrasting their comical forms with the sober, more lasting materials of traditional sculpture.

But the more profound, more lasting idea – being the film fans we are – was Ingmar Bergman.