Sentence examples for endure cases from inspiring English sources

Re "Pain Beyond Words, and an Impulse Just to Endure" (Cases, Sept. 22): As a person who suffers from severe migraines, I related to Dana Jennings's reflections on the issue of severe pain.

Increasing the size of protected areas and fostering connectivity (e.g., through corridors) can also help endangered species endure in case of a future invasion (and, in addition, supports the autonomous adaptation of plant communities to a changing climate; see figure 2c).

In addition to people with medical conditions, the list includes refugees who have endured horrifying cases of physical and psychological trauma.

Scarred psychologically and professionally in ways none anticipated, and which in some cases endure to this day.

The shoes were made famous in game five of the 1997 NBA Finals, when Jordan endured a case of food poisoning to help lead the Bulls to a two-point victory over the Utah Jazz.

Often in the case of trauma, the one traumatized disassociates to endure the event.

Both men endure pain the case won't necessarily resolve.

It cannot endure if in individual cases the claims of social peace and order on the one side and of personal liberty on the other cannot be mutually resolved in the forum designated by the Constitution.

Some campaigns would be ephemeral, others would endure, but in most cases their limiting resource would be time — not necessarily their own, since staff can be bought, but that of individual people willing to donate a piece of their lives to what they see as a greater good.

Ironically, the companies that most often use megagrants—high-tech start-ups are precistart-ups arest likely to endure such a worst-case scenario.

No matter what happens next, Mr. Seale's case will endure in memory for its elements of gothic mystery and horror.