Sentence examples for were more lasting from inspiring English sources

In speed and extent, the first Arab conquests were matched only by those of Alexander, and they were more lasting.

The Latins were thus never able to gain a permanent foothold in Anatolia; and even in Europe their position was constantly threatened by the Byzantine rulers of northern Greece, though in the centre and south of the country their conquests were more lasting.

Contrary to HFMD outbreaks in other Asian countries, the epidemics in China were more lasting [ 24].

His blank-verse tragedy All for Love (1677) was more lasting.

But the broader consequences, the impact outside the halls of power, may be more lasting.

But if Elian will be missed by "Nightline" and "Crossfire," his resonance in Cuba will be more lasting.

But the new collaboration, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the first films considered part of the new wave, could turn out to be more lasting.

International success arrived more rapidly for the Londoners, but would be more lasting for the Bristolians, some of whose members evolved to become Massive Attack.

But the safer and sustainable communities it delivers might leave a legacy that will be more lasting.

The impact of TTP on the regulation of UV damage repair proteins seems to be more lasting if the number of regulated protein spots was increased further after 48 h).

In the meantime there are more lasts for the president and his team.