durability

But the service was also about the durability of a community.

But the real question here concerns the durability of the democratic changes.

The word "durability" means something different today than it did in 2001.

There is little or no evidence of its long-term durability at present.

The whole point of a series is durability: its main character has to last.

The energy and durability of batteries present more serious problems.

Its size had been gained at the price of durability.

There are a variety of these, but they have the most durability over the long term.

But the team had worries about the durability of Smith, who is 34.

Such problems of durability can be another concern for buyers.

And there is enough in the production to demonstrate the music's durability.

Apparently the car had a high regard for its own durability.

This is because it has a very good transparency and durability.

But the cars have never had the range or durability to be very useful.

Blend these together and the durability is increased several times over.

Items wear down through use and only have a certain amount of durability.

It has long been recognized as a material of great durability.

The material offered the feel and durability he was seeking.

They went for durability and experience instead of unpredictable possibility.

"Durability was no longer enough of a factor in the purchasing decision."

Size notwithstanding, there should also be few questions about James' durability.

He ran on by, nervous about the durability of this section.

They are favored for their durability in extremely long hair.

Cost remains an issue and long-term durability questions still remain.

Now would be a terrible time for that durability issue to pop up again.