Sentence examples for endure in the same from inspiring English sources

Leading Britain's chief financial watchdog might sound like a tough job, but it's nothing compared with what Martin Wheatley had to endure in the same role in Hong Kong.

As the climatic setting of such mountains is largely established tectonically, it may endure in the same climate for scores of millions of years and, as noted in 1901 by the American geomorphologist Douglas W. Johnson, a desert mountain range tends to bury itself in its own waste.

There are few things, culturally speaking, that have endured in the same way.

However, they soon face the same obstacles and persistent pressure from law enforcement that they had to endure in the United States.

There were also numbers from shows that haven't endured in the public imagination in quite the same way but are nonetheless illuminating upon being revisited, such as "Runaways," from 1978, written by Elizabeth Swados when she was in her twenties and based upon interviews with homeless kids in New York.

Security at America's airports will have to be brought up to the same stifling standards as those endured in the rest of the developed world.

But without "extraordinary policy measures," he said, the Eurozone could wind up navigating the same "lost decade" that Latin America endured in the 1980s.

Searching for common ground, Barjon suggested that Cardin was correct that women in Haitian society endure the same challenges that women in the US face.

A ficus tree endured in the corner.

Of course John Redwood and Ken Clarke shouldn't have to endure one another in the same party.

If you've ever attended the Oscars at the Kodak Theatre on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles you will know what it means to endure six hours in the same seat.