Sentence examples for will an enduring from inspiring English sources

We studied women's experiences of EOL and tested the feasibility of a narrative QOL intervention known as an "ethical will"—an enduring document that expresses an individual's values, beliefs, life lessons, hopes, love, and forgiveness as a written legacy.

So there will an enduring tension between the government's pledge to win a war on terrorism and the daily levels of threat, accommodation and anxiety with which the nation will have to live.

Very, very sadly, that mission will be no longer but I am determined that our achievements together will have an enduring legacy in the profession".

But perhaps a few will form an enduring attachment to a country that resembles America in so many ways, and will use their experience of converting the natives to start a business in Brazil too.

As a class, brainstorm a list of pop culture influences that students believe will have an enduring effect on society.

"Whoever is first to conquer green-tech markets will have an enduring export advantage and create jobs," Mrs Merkel has declared.Green tech is a broad and slippery concept.

Today he is in Damansara Damai, a few miles outside Kuala Lumpur, where Chelsea have built a training ground that will be an enduring legacy of this tour.

Discovering a new detective is a bit like making a new friend: is this someone whose company will be an enduring pleasure?

But city and state officeholders say the fence exceeds what is required and will turn an enduring symbol of American freedom into an eyesore.

The Children's Heart Center at Mount Sinai Hospital mourns the passing of Ethel R. Goldenberg whose overwhelming generosity will leave an enduring legacy in her honor.

Yes, Richard Neutra, Charles and Ray Eames, Craig Ellwood and their California Modernist cronies built important homes, and yes, they look beautiful in photos, and yes, they will have an enduring legacy.