enduring
Example Sentences
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The recent renewal is “strong evidence that both sides of those agreements see a lot of enduring value.”
“The Board of Peace is an international organization that seeks to promote stability, restore dependable and lawful governance, and secure enduring peace in areas affected or threatened by conflict,” a copy of the charter says.
The disc reasserted that Ellington’s art could flourish in extended forms, that he should be counted among America’s enduring creative figures, and that a recording could be both timely and timeless.
When I mention this to Harris, she tells me she believes her character's complexity was a big part of the film's enduring appeal.
From BBC
In order to make that happen, and to ensure that her wishes are kept, you can look into an enduring power-of-attorney document for your mother should she become incapacitated.
From MarketWatch
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