Sentence examples for able to endure their from inspiring English sources

Tedium steals upon unoccupied minds and they are not able to endure their own company unless they are pampered by the solace of some pleasure.

As Scandinavia warms, it is not clear whether the grayling in lake Lesjaskogsvatnet will be able to endure, or whether their relatives from warmer climes will have to supplant them for the species to persist locally.

Some made sweeping changes, and abandoned their original products entirely; others were able to endure by changing little but their marketing.

Kingsnakes might also be able to endure longer bouts of constriction than their opponents, Penning said.

Then came that tragic September -- 2010 -- when over a period of just three weeks, nine gay or questioning youths -- all male, average age 15 -- were "bullied to death," committing suicide, no longer able to endure the never-ending harassment from their peers.

Hence the old-time citizens, not being able to endure them, and yet possessing no power of their own to punish them, despatched envoys by stealth to Rome.

He said Americans are demanding that undocumented immigrants and their families face realities they would never be able to endure themselves.

The problem is that for trees to reach their expected lifespan — up to 90 years — they have to be able to endure hotter conditions.

Would they be less able to endure cold weather?

"They were able to endure, and continued to have faith.

Will the city be able to endure such a crisis?