Sentence examples for case endured from inspiring English sources

The effects of the case endured, however.

The case endured five appeals plus an appearance before the United States Supreme Court.

The legal machinations of this case endured well past the usual age for circumcisions, but neither parent would relent.

Scarred psychologically and professionally in ways none anticipated, and which in some cases endure to this day.

"There are two big elephants in this courtroom — race and democracy — and that's what makes this whole case a little bit different from the typical bankruptcy case I endured during my tenure as a law student," said Sam Riddle, a political consultant who has followed the case.

The Greeks, for their part, have in any case already endured much pain in order to stay in the euro, which a clear majority regards as good for the country rather than bad.

Her case has endured for years in family court and she now faces termination of parental rights, a prospect that would allow the state to place her children up for adoption, claiming permanent neglect.

In Britain's case, it endured nightly Nazi bombings with a "stiff upper lip" and a dignity totally lacking in the American people today.

"In Diane Bond's case, she endured a series of horrific abuses by the hands of the same officers," said Samantha Liskow, a civil rights attorney who served on the legal team in both Bond's suit and the Kalven case.

Sir Robert's report concluded that some individual cases had "endured over such a long time, and the issues have become so complex, that the most rigorous inquiry devoted to each such case would not have been able to resolve matters for those involved".

No matter what happens next, Mr. Seale's case will endure in memory for its elements of gothic mystery and horror.