Sentence examples similar to Endures in practice from inspiring English sources
It is therefore important to assess those that are stable and have endured in practice over many years.
"Most of the impact a kid endures in football happens in practice -- time on the field during a game is, after all, just forty minutes a week," Laskas writes.
In fact, she seems untainted by the many hardships she and her husband, Bahman Ahmadi Amouei, also a journalist, have endured to practice their profession in Iran.
This has been highlighted as a significant cause of injury for bus passengers [10], with research suggesting that 'accelerations that are commonly encountered in practice appear to be impossible to endure without support [such as handgrips]' [7].
Terrell Thomas, a cornerback who has endured three major operations on his right knee, was limited in practice and will most likely continue to be limited.
Though in theory the depredations the men endure on the high seas after the attack are dramatically involving, in practice, as was the case with "Unbroken," a little of this stuff goes a long way.
In practice, this means that even defendants who are probably innocent must endure the anguish of trial.
Slavery was abolished (officially – the end of it in practice would take years) but the underlying ideas, theories and attitudes endure.
While none of those deaths could be directly connected to the sport, violent or erratic behavior is consistent with symptoms of a condition tied to repeated hits to the head many players endure in games and practices.
Exchange of experience between researchers and practitioners is important for arriving at new knowledge that is translatable into practice and at the same time endures in science.
