Examples of using Most enduring in English and their translations into Danish
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That is my greatest and most enduring love.
The most enduring and profound thing on the planet can never be destroyed.
AC/DC's Angus Young wrote some of the most enduring riffs in rock on an SG.
The most enduring of these concerns granite, basalt and syenite then.
This remarkable thesis was one of his most enduring and important works.
The most enduring in relation to adverse environmental factors, but also the light-requiring.
The score worked well on the screen, andhas proven to be one of the most enduring soundtracks.
Probably his most enduring work on logic.
It seemed that the marriage of Venice andthe sea would be one of the most enduring unions in history.
The oldest and most enduring story told by man.
Enlargement will nevertheless show that peaceful and equal cooperation is what is most enduring in all circumstances.
I would therefore say that the most enduring teams should be built up from scratch and not simply bought up.
He finds a red seven-inch-record with two songs that he wroteabout Leonardo da Vinci, one of his most enduring inspirations.
Two of the most enduring aspects of Ancient Egypt are the Pyramids and the practice of mummification.
The second of these is rather less original butthe first was described by Keynes as:… probably his most enduring work on logic.
One of the most enduring American dreams has been to retire early in a place which has an abundance of sun and sand.
Should there be a holocaust in the civilized world,the group wished the guidestones to be one of the most enduring things to help humanity start anew.
Mr President, one of the most enduring impressions of those who were victims of the violence in Nice, Gothenburg and Genoa is that of helplessness.
For with its discoveries and technology comes the culmination of Man's oldest quest and the accomplishment,in the here and now, of his most enduring dream-the freeing of the soul by wisdom.
Shortening the working day will be the most enduring way to respond to job losses due to increased productivity, especially in industry.
That is to say(as no decision is ever final, and can always be modified by a later decision),it produced the greatest and most enduring effects on the further course of the 20th Century;
Probably the most important, most enduring and most original of Turán's results are in his power sum method and its applications.
For it is a city where he not only lived during his youth, butlater launched a legendary writing career spanning half a century and placing him among the most enduring and widely read authors of all time.
There is little doubt that one of their most enduring contributions to the world of mathematicians is their founding of the West Coast Number Theory Meeting in 1969.
Writing to the Church of Scientology volunteers,Senator Salvo Fleres acknowledged their role in contributing to a 25 percent decrease in drug abuse in the country through the Say No to Drugs campaign-“one of the most enduring and largest drug prevention initiatives in Italy.”.
Erdös writes in:Probably the most important, most enduring and most original of Turán's results are in his power sum method and its applications.
Britain's canal network, together with its surviving mill buildings, is one of the most enduring features of the early Industrial Revolution to be seen in Britain.
His quick witted IMT offsider Bert Newton remains one of the most enduring comic talents of Australian television, presenting a string of programs and hosting the Logie Awards more often than any other presenter.
Sep 5, Helen H. The case has since become one of the country's most enduring unsolved murders, and with the 20th anniversary of the 6-year-old's death coming up, her family's search for answers continues.
That is to say(as no decision is ever final, and can always be modified by a later decision),it produced the greatest and most enduring effects on the further course of the 20th Century; these effects continued to dominate events between the wars and during the Second World War, and in 1956 may be seen to form the most probable cause of any third“universal war.”.