Sentence examples for continued endurance from inspiring English sources
For the NHS, searching for better ways of delivering care in the face of rising demand and tighter budgets, it could mean the difference between the continued endurance of our most treasured institution and its collapse.
To hell with everyone whose only take-away from every story about every explosion, every leak, every mine collapse, is some vague and idiotic vanity in the continued endurance of West Virginians under adverse, sometimes killing circumstances.
Perhaps reflecting its continuing endurance, "The Crucible" has been read and performed more widely in secondary schools and colleges nationwide than Mr. Miller's masterpiece, "Death of a Salesman".
It has recently been argued that the continuing endurance of the German model owes much to trust.
"This required, particularly on the part of the fighters," Mr. Boyne continued, "great endurance and navigation abilities.
Continuing his endurance march away from the main stage of the French Open, Albert Costa of Spain might have outdone himself tonight in a third-round match against Nicolas Lapentti of Ecuador.
This includes motivating patients to continue aerobic endurance sports and PMR at home.
But equal credit goes to the many Obama nominees who continue the endurance test.
("When you look at it now, was it love or a sexual obsession?" one juror asked. "Did you think that the President was in love with you also?") The worst abuse resulted from the widespread, and unprecedented, distribution of those materials online, and the ensuing spectacle of derision that has continued, with radioactive endurance, for a decade and a half.
The former elite infantry soldiers continued to do endurance sports such a running, mountain and road biking, and basketball.
Audi, having already won the first two rounds of this year's World Endurance Championship, continued their run with a show of imperious form to lock out the front three places at the season's blue riband event, the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
