"an enduring will" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a strong and lasting determination or desire. Example: Despite facing numerous challenges, she had an enduring will to succeed and never gave up on her dreams.
Family and friends will remember his sense of humor, his enduring will and his kind heart.
Second, the tribunal symbolises the enduring will of the international community to fight for accountability and against impunity.
India has been set to miss, by a mile, its deficit targets.The 12% increase in the price of diesel that Indian drivers (and those with generators) are now enduring will be politically difficult, but it is essential.
How enduring will be his debate win?
Facing the enduring will of American bigotry, the answer proves increasingly unsettling.
We studied women's experiences of EOL and tested the feasibility of a narrative QOL intervention known as an "ethical will"—an enduring document that expresses an individual's values, beliefs, life lessons, hopes, love, and forgiveness as a written legacy.
Ultimately, the most they can hope for is a shimmering piece of music, an enduring work that will adequately reflect its inspiration.
The skills with an enduring shelf life will be the uniquely human skills – emergent leadership, entrepreneurship, emotional intelligence, creativity and complex problem-solving.
The result is that he has framed the struggle not as a recent phenomenon resulting from extraordinary circumstances — the collapse of the Soviet Union coinciding with the spread of violent, intolerant religious ideology — but as the latest manifestation of an enduring fight, which will resist short-term solutions.
Otherwise, a combination of half-hearted reforms and global disappointment with an enduring status quo will give Burma's generals exactly what they want: a fallen angel.
