This ambivalence in public opinion creates a durable bias in the actual outputs of American government.
And, indeed, one of those actresses like White, Bea Arthur, and Carol Burnett who are just known and well-regarded and durable.
Second, there were big increases in durable goods: products that bode well for consumer confidence.
And not just for the Palestinians, because Israel needs a just and durable peace just as much as their enemies do.
Manufacturing of durable goods like metals and car parts added 197,000 jobs since last summer.
And is this progress in a durable sense, or morbidness in evolution?
I afterward learned that it was the work of an artist, and durable as granite.
The uniform is simple, durable and allows freedom of action.
The sap, after preparation, forms the most durable varnish known.
This paste is very strong—in fact, almost as durable as cement.
late 14c., from Old French durable (11c.), from Latin durabilis "lasting, permanent," from durare "to last, harden" (see endure). Durable goods attested from 1930.
