In the face of the challenges endured in Cisarua, a desperate search for normalcy endures, with asylum seekers clinging to shreds of routine that depict life as they once knew it.
For Mr. Obama, the soldier has come to personify the challenges endured by more than 50,000 men and women wounded in the two wars of the last decade, many facing recoveries that "will last a lifetime," as the president recently said.
Andy and her husband Charles created a model for philanthropic generosity and creativity that challenged and inspired us-and that will endure for generations.
It appears that ChalleNGe can provide educational, occupational, and economic benefits that endure for 3 years.
The political stalemate may endure for now, and unless his rivals can mount a unified, concerted challenge, Maliki could remain in power until parliamentary elections set for 2014.
Bill's influence will endure for decades.
Therefore, it has to endure for electrical insulation as well as the thermal contraction as well.
That doesn't endure for long.
The art collection, though, will endure for a long time.
This shame will endure for generations.
"If we can do that, then when this chapter of our European history is written, it will be remembered not for the differences we faced, but for the vision we showed; not for the challenges we endured but for the creativity we used to overcome them; not for a relationship that ended but a new partnership that began," she will say.
