Sentence examples similar to endure sustained delay from inspiring English sources

At least anecdotally, cities appear to remain warmer at night than villages, so residents must endure sustained higher temperatures.

A local guide gave us a tour of the Redwood trees and described how they endure, sustained by their ecosystem.

Zamperini endured sustained physical and psychological trauma on a scale few of us can imagine.

This could lead to the depopulation of the Negev and the Galilee, both of which have already endured sustained rocket attacks by Hamas and Hezbollah.

Galveston endured sustained winds of 43 mph and gusts as high as 55 mph.

The island endured sustained winds of 41 mph (67 km/h), gusting to 58 mph (93 km/h).

The fears and obstacles you endure are sustained and emboldened by conversation.

Indeed, the original occupants of this continent endured genocide sustained over some 400 years.

The earlier non-Romney frontrunners all endured short, sustained bursts of media scrutiny that tested, or sometimes deflated, their campaigns.

But a court decision striking down the election law has postponed the vote until at least the fall, and many economists say Egypt cannot endure the delay.

As a result, passengers may sit on tarmacs and endure delays as they wait for planes to push back from the gate.