durability

IPA: dɝʌbˈɪɫɪti

Examples of "durability" in Sentences

Both had to be replaced, convincing me that durability is still an issue.
The word "durability" means something different today than it did in 2001.
Meantime, the long-term durability of the batteries they use remains uncertain.
Kelvim Escobar will take over the closer role, but his durability is a question.
"His athletic ability, his physical play, his durability, is a real positive," Jets coach Eric Mangini said.
Â Since you will be moving the chicken coop around, having this durability is a necessity, so most plans will take this into high consideration.
Zito's durability is unquestioned, as he has never missed a start because of injury in his career and averaged more than 34 starts each of the last six seasons.
•Atlanta Falcons: They seem set on the outside with last year's first-rounder, Jamaal Anderson, and John Abraham, though Abraham's durability is always an issue.
His long-term durability may be the biggest question mark but the speed is still there, even though the 32-year-old left wing admitted he wasn't as sharp as he hoped to be in his Capitals' debut.