Sentence examples for endurance over time from inspiring English sources

Many modern amendment proposals are unwise: amendments that would allow prosecution of flag burners or enshrine public school prayer would introduce contestable and evanescent policy considerations into a document whose very generality has ensured its successful endurance over time.

We know power is work over time, that strength is endurance over time.

The concept of the VIP, established as a collaboration between politicians and health care providers on the one side and primary care and the public on the other, forms the basis for effective implementation and endurance over time.

The concept of the VIP, established as a collaboration between politicians and health care providers on the one hand and primary care, functioning as the operating machinery, and the public on the other, forms the basis for effective implementation and endurance over time.

As Cudd sees it, the most difficult and interesting question that an analysis of oppression must confront is the "endurance question: how does oppression endure over time in spite of humans' rough natural equality?" (Cudd 2006, 25).

And there's a theory that, when people are pregnant, they get a big expansion in their blood volume... which could translate to improved endurance performance over time".

"People change over time.

My exercise program also prioritizes strengthening over stretching, and endurance over power.

Then there's endurance: performance changes over time.

And does it prove the endurance of things over time including the perceiving subject?

Marathons require mental toughness and endurance (both built over time).