Sentence examples for lasting from high-quality English sources.

• A long-lasting lipstick that'll stay all day.

• Three, he gave two talks, one lasting seven minutes, one lasting five minutes.

• A LIGHTNING strike lasting just a few tens of millionths of a second might seem, well, lightning-fast.

• The collapse of many European democracies after World War I marked the first reverse wave, lasting from 1922 to 1942.

• At other times, the effects are widespread and longer-lasting.

• Professionals have access to longer-lasting, deeper-penetrating products.

• You get a little less drug in the blood, but you get longer-lasting drug effects.

• The decline slammed the stock market and created a lasting drag on energy stocks.

Use lasting in a sentence.

• On average each of the 38 incidents studied garnered 250 news stories, with media attention lasting 4.9 years.

• When social forces connecting people operate for a long time, there arise thought collectives lasting for many generations.

• And Ms Nicholls fears the quarantine will have an even longer lasting effect by sending the message that "Britain is closed".

• But if there’s another lesson to be learned from Chikungunya, it is that these patients with lasting symptoms can’t simply be ignored.

• Samsung’s longest-lasting smartphone in my testing has been the Galaxy Note 8, lasting just over 31 hours between charges.

• That's why wars against Israel don't last long, with most lasting less than a year and the shortest lasting just six days.

• “So we're going to be stimulating for longer periods of time – many weeks – to see if we can create longer lasting changes in these individuals.”

• Historical injustice, past moral wrong committed by previously living people that has a lasting impact on the well-being of currently living people.

lasting sentence examples

• Tinder has seen a 12 per cent increase in daily conversations in the UK, which on average in March were lasting eight per cent longer compared to February.

• Over the course of two interviews on Wednesday, one lasting an hour and another lasting 30 minutes, Lindell returned again and again to the topic of voting-machine fraud.

• To generate a significant and lasting improvement in the living standards of middle-class Americans, we need to see a significant and lasting increase in hourly and weekly wages.

• “Because participating in this inquiry under the current unconstitutional posture would inflict lasting institutional harm on the executive branch and lasting damage to the separation of powers, you have left the president no choice,” Cipollone concluded.