No matter what direction the process goes, or how many redundant debates the electorate can endure, the results will be less than stellar.
Pakistan simply endured the resulting economic sanctions.
Berit can hardly bear her glimmer of happiness for fear that it will end, and scenes of unredeemable pain as when her friend Gertrud endures the results of a botched back-alley abortion are filmed in intrusively intimate closeups that suggest Bergman's ardor for the agonies they convey.
Berit can hardly bear her glimmer of happiness for fear that it will end, and scenes of unredeemable pain — as when her friend Gertrud endures the results of a botched back-alley abortion — are filmed in intrusively intimate closeups that suggest Bergman's ardor for the agonies they convey.
Indeed, Cubans endure nowadays the result of his doings as the sole person with ideas and possibility to carry them out during 46 years.
I won't let anyone take us backward, deny our economy the benefits of harnessing a clean energy future, or force our children to endure the catastrophe that would result from unchecked climate change.
The results show that, when the porous body endures the fracture resulting from shearing loads or from torsion, the maximum nominal shearing stress or the nominal torque for the porous component can be described with the porosity and the inherent characteristic parameters of the metal foam itself.
Needless to say, I had to endure the inevitable press misrepresentation resulting from a priority of selling copy over actual truth: 'Baroness says computers rot the brain' was just one of the more lurid headline-grabbing efforts of one sub-editor".
The first stage of the modernization process is entirely negative, because poor people pay heavy taxation to support British rule and endure the economic upheaval that results from the glut of cheaply produced English cotton.
Many endure the loneliness that is a result of the massive exodus of the young to seek their fortunes elsewhere, as I have done.
