Sentence examples for endured for some from inspiring English sources

Privation used to be endured for some larger purpose – science or the elan of discovery.

Although the traditions of Roman law endured for some time, Germanic customs came to prevail in most regions.

Then, Mr. Kohl's party was seen as the greatest hope particularly among the lower-paid in eastern Germany, and that sense endured for some through the 1994 elections.

They fell extinct 4,000 years ago, having endured for some 6,000 years after the mammoths of the mainland had died off.

History indicates he thrives off having a burlier partner and, considering the paucity of decent service he has endured for some time, Moyes is tempted to continue with it.

This peaceful standoff endured for some time.

"The retaliatory nature of this conflict shows that it can endure for some time to come".

The effect of cultural lags may endure for some time after quality and costs make products technically useful.

Whether the now-refreshed leadership can harness the nation's better angels, at all levels, is the overarching question, and one that will endure for some time.

It's a truly miserable time to be a saver in the UK, and several pieces of news this week suggest the bleak conditions will endure for some time.

Those figures indicate that the problems of underwater mortgages, which the Obama administration is now starting to address, are likely to endure for some time unless there are many more foreclosures or reductions in principal of outstanding loans.