Sentence examples similar to endure in service from inspiring English sources

And yet, after all they endured in service to our country, they are sleeping in shelters, and living on the streets or in homeless encampments.

Rauh says that the researchers' findings point to potential peril looming for public pension funds — and for taxpayers, who may have to endure cuts in services or tax hikes to cover the funds' shortfalls and pay for retirement benefits for police, firefighters, and other public employees.

Men drew on the facilitators in different ways and at different stages, highlighting the complex transformation process, which many men will have to endure in order to make use of HIV services.

This will endure in 2015.

Good feelings do not endure in Flushing.

(MMO needs to endure in higher-temperature range).

The way I think of it is the switch in our bodies that makes us willing and able to endure any hardship in service to our family just kind of turns off.

"For those like John McCain who have endured physical torment in service to our country, no further proof of such sacrifice is necessary," Mr. Obama said.

The most striking statistics involve Chinatown, which has endured strong swings in service as work on the bridge proceeded so slowly.

Mr. McCain's military service and the torture he endured in Vietnam are well established.

The space crunch stems partly from the cuts endured in recent years by the Education Department and the city's Administration for Children's Services, which offer prekindergarten services at day care centers.