Sentence examples for endure less than from inspiring English sources

The proportion of first-time grooms whose marriages endure less than five years (a low threshold, but one that provides a clue as to the health of recent marriages) has fallen by 10% from its peak and stands at a 12-year low.

For five long (and infamously smelly) days, cruisers on the Triumph were forced to endure less-than-comfortable conditions after an engine fire left the ship with no hot water, limited food supplies, few working toilets and broken air-conditioning units.

A law professor in Beijing suggested that the victim was a prostitute, asserting that she had endured less harm than a "chaste" woman.

This generation might have endured less scrutiny than others, but they also have an innate sense of skepticism.

Spectators have endured less edifying debuts.

They classically admit they endure pain less than men.

Reports emerged on Friday that United have accepted a €65m (£45.9m) offer from the Ligue 1 champions for the 27-year-old, who endured a less-than-impressive debut season in the Premier League.

Under massive pressure, it was partially replaced by the Soviet identity that endured for less than 100 years.

Only 20 (5%) patients endured pain less than once a day, but less than once a week, and pain was present daily or continuously in 63 (15%) patients.

A thumping win over France has propelled the Selecao towards the tournament with renewed hope, having endured a less than convincing spell under the guidance of returning coach Luis Felipe Scolari, the architect of the 2002 World Cup win.

While Cook has excelled in the early stages of the latest series on the sub-continent, Kevin Pietersen endured a less than successful return to the Test arena by registering scores of 17 and 2 following the summer's text message saga.