Sentence examples for unusually durable from inspiring English sources
In a realm where capricious changes of style and novelty haircuts are common, this sober look has proved unusually durable.
State banks are providing cheap mortgages, spurring a construction boom.In a country that was long a byword for political instability, Mr Correa has proved unusually durable.
If he gets beaten in a fortnight's time and there is no obvious excuse, we will be forced to accept that a brilliant and unusually durable talent is on the wane.
Apple said the iBook is also unusually durable, a point it underscored by having Marketing Vice President Phil Schiller jump off a 25-foot-high platform while holding an iBook.
From military bases to corporate waste sites, and in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado and beyond, new awareness of PFAS pollution and its long-term effects has left Americans horrified at the unusually durable "forever chemicals" they've been ingesting for years.
This is somewhat surprising, in view of the accomplishments of Mr. Bodrov, best known in this country for his Oscar-nominated "Prisoner of the Mountains," and the screenwriter Jeanne Rosenberg, who collaborated on the script of Carol Ballard's "Black Stallion," a horsy flick of unusually broad and durable appeal.
Turtle shell is a multi-scale bio-composite in which the components are arranged in various spatial patterns, leading to an unusually strong and durable structure.
Ms. Anderson and Kronos emerged from the avant-garde fringes during the early 1980s, blazing unorthodox trails that would prove durable and unusually popular.
In the last few years, joint manufacturers have faced lawsuits and have settled claims with patients after new, all-metal implants, which were meant to be more durable than the standard version, had unusually high failure rates.
Moreover, biodistribution analyses revealed that MET4 is a durable antibody for in vivo applications, with an unusually long biological half-life of about 150 h (6.25 days) when compared to other full-length antibodies, which have a half-life of about 2 4 days, and therefore MET4 might be a candidate agent for radioimmunotherapy.
