"Even Mr. Arkin's body language," one critic wrote, "the way he holds his shoulders or turns down his mouth, speaks volumes about the sheer endurance needed to maintain a commitment over the span of a lifetime".
(Yet his endurance needed work. Only minutes into the game, he shouted: "This is tiring! I need a timeout!) Perhaps more than any other American-born N.B.A. player, Bryant fits into the European sports world remarkably seamlessly.
McNabb's lingering injuries, he said, have made it difficult for him to run in recent weeks, and Shanahan was concerned that McNabb lacked the endurance needed to run a hurry-up offense.
"Even as a ninth grader he displayed total mental concentration, almost superhuman energy and endurance, needing apparently little or no sleep," remembers art teacher Robert Lloyd, who allowed young Sellars, in his final year, to teach a fully credited course in puppetry.
Manager Joe Girardi said that he did not want to use Hughes as a starter because he has not had many long outings in recent weeks and that he would probably have to go to the minor leagues to build up the endurance needed to start.
Many within the world of dance talk about a culture of tolerating pain as part of the physical endurance needed.
Subrina has been a godsend -- capable, pleasant, with the endurance needed for this formidable task.
It is the most effective way to draw from your own experience and expertise to find entirely new, creative and relevant solutions--while maintaining the vision and endurance needed to stay on course.
Perhaps if we let them lose and teach them to congratulate those who win, we would help them build the motivation and endurance needed to face real life challenges -- e.g. sustaining a long-term marriage or securing employment - two very elusive trophies in today's world.
Individual physiology and training are crucial to develop the combination of power and endurance needed to compete.
