Sentence examples for wide and enduring from inspiring English sources

The scale of this shared awareness of the threat of floods to devastate lives on a wide and enduring scale is something new.

It certainly adds to the plausibility of the stories, however, and their wide and enduring popularity.

But lexicographers also wait until a word seems to have wide and enduring uptake before including it.

In the world of children's culture, perhaps only Walt Disney has as wide and enduring name recognition.

The outcome of the case could have wide and enduring consequences – not only for Ipsa, but for all public authorities, the court heard.

The valuation gap between P/E ratios in the S&P 500 and the ten-year Treasury yield hasn't been as wide and enduring since just before the stock market crashed in 1987, according to I/B/E/S International equity strategist Joseph Abbott.

You can tell the film has a wider and enduring appeal by the way it is reinterpreted by new generations.

Gaps in earnings, wide-scale harassment, and enduring social norms continue to plague women on a significant scale.

Its wide and then enduring appeal was a surprise then and remains so.

In the domain of photocatalysis the potential utilization of BiOCl is restricted in terms of efficiency and as a visible light photocatalyst due to the rapid recombination of light induced charge carriers and enduring a wide band gap.

Mr. Greenwood plays the president and enduring icon in "13 Days," a dramatization of the Cuban missile crisis that goes into wide release today after its Oscar-qualifying runs in New York and Los Angeles over the holidays.