Usage of "long-lasting"

Existing for a long time.

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Usage of long-lasting in English

The new SEC chairman's views on these rules can have long-lasting implications. 
 Reuters 

Efficacy was supported by long-lasting significant effects on the allergen-specific antibody response. 
 Pubmed 

His long-lasting affair with Erika Berger was frequently the subject of speculation. 
 The girl who played with fire 

He said the complex earthquake created long-lasting movements in the earth's crust. 
 Radio NZ 

And Madison had come to believe that her career would be long-lasting. 
 Starstruck 

Griffiths recently showed that psilocybin's spiritual effects can be long-lasting and profound. 
 Wired 

Apply one coat, blot, and apply a second coat for long-lasting wear. 
 Ebony 

Ultrastructural findings also clearly suggest that the hyperpigmentation is a long-lasting symptom. 
 Pubmed 

The molecular mechanisms underlying such long-lasting synaptic modifications remain to be defined. 
 Pubmed 

In conclusion M6G induced long-lasting sensitization similar but not identical to morphine. 
 Pubmed 

Samsung has just introduced a range of long-lasting LEDs in the US. 
 The Guardian 

The liquid lipsticks have a matte finish and are long-lasting and smudge-proof. 
 Ebony 

NightStar even uses a long-lasting white LED instead of a conventional bulb. 
 Wired 

Mass incarceration may have a long-lasting impact on physical health of affected families. 
 Pubmed 

What long-lasting changes to South Africa's higher education sector has the pandemic brought? 
 The South African 

We are not going to let it turn into a long-lasting financial problem. 
 News.com.au 

Frequent collocations

Long-lasting through the time

Meanings of long-lasting in English