Sentence examples for endured by a from inspiring English sources
Cashman's predecessors left, citing the extraordinary work hours and the conditions endured by a Steinbrenner general manager.
With the second system, we used magnetic tweezers to directly simulate the abrupt injury forces endured by a focal adhesion on the neurite.
Back then, that loss was painful, but the in-the-moment analysis was that it was endured by a team on the rise.
I can think of several high-profile "human interest" tragedies in which the domestic violence endured by a middle-class woman has been successfully screened from public knowledge.
Writer Oliver Emanuel's almost wordless scenario explores various stages of grief encountered and endured by a teenage boy following the death of his mother.
Directed with an appealingly light touch by Jesse Geiger for the company A Collection of Shiny Objects, "queerSpawn" isn't much more than a comic-strip portrait of the brutalities endured by a good kid dealt a tough hand.
He observes the institutionalised humiliation endured by an unwanted underclass damned to despair; yet manages to render the bleakest of situations bitingly funny.
The political stunt aimed at sending "a clear message" to European leaders over the suffering endured by an estimated 15,000 refugees and migrants marooned on Lesbos, Samos and other Aegean isles close to the Turkish coast.
This is particularly true of The Spot, his latest collection, where more than half of the 13 stories involve murders and other macabre acts committed or endured by an assortment of misfits in a series of archetypal American wastelands.
No political or policy disagreement should ever be compared to the suffering endured by an entire generation of people.
See related commentary by Schumacher, http://ccforum.com/content/14/4/191 In the early 20th century, after extensive studies of the ovine fetal circulation, Sir Joseph Barcroft (1872-1947) posthatthe that thenvironmentnt in which the human fetus develops would be comparable to that likely endured by an adult on the summit of Mount Everest [ 1, 2].
