Sentence examples similar to endure a phase from inspiring English sources

Others endure a phased mental shutdown that looks like severe depression.

Barr's schema endured a phase of tendentious pedantry under William S. Rubin and, thereafter, a compensatory spell of revisionist tweakings by Kirk Varnedoe.

All other technologies, she says, had to endure a chicken-and-egg phase: Cars needed gas stations, but who'd build one if there were so few cars?

All other technologies, she says, had to endure a chicken-and-egg phase, but by the time Web browsers hit in 1995, 150 million people around the world already had a pc.

Cattle, ostensibly, endure a similar fate.

To recover motor function following hemiplegia, patients must endure a long course of difficult rehabilitation.

Finally, there are those fishes that endure a brief exposure on land.

Moreover, it can endure a certain level of friction and tension after solidification.

For decades, scientists have known that 55 million years ago, the Earth endured a strangely hot phase — called the Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM).

Results show that while the hard phase endures a larger fraction of the load, the softer phase confine cracks and prevent catastrophic failure.

Scully, meanwhile, must endure an uncomfortable stakeout.