Sentence examples for endure over from inspiring English sources

Of all the tough losses that I've watched this team endure over close to 30 years, it was then, this is just off the charts.

The malaise in the relationship can give rise to dysregulated interaction patterns causing disorders in growing children that may endure over time.

As Cudd sees it, the most difficult and interesting question that an analysis of oppression must confront is the "endurance question: how does oppression endure over time in spite of humans' rough natural equality?" (Cudd 2006, 25).

"The bronze will endure over thousands of years.

He said Ms. Herman "did not deserve what she had to endure over the past many months".

They discussed aesthetics and the relative youth of the finalists and wondered how the memorials would endure over time.

The Olympic medals have helped increase participation at fencing centers, but this is unlikely to endure over time.

Most individual differences in temperament observed in infants up to 12 months in age do not endure over time and are not predictive of later behaviour.

Indeed, any mother who has had two or more children knows that each child emerges from the womb with characteristics that tend to endure over a lifetime.

Lawrence said: "No sum can compensate us for the trauma, suffering and loss that our family has had to endure over the last 29 years.

With playoff hopes long gone and the lineup littered with rookies, Howe has had to endure over-aggressiveness at the plate and on the bases.