Sentence examples for endured in terms of from inspiring English sources

DALLAS — At the end of the N.C.A.A. women's tournament regional final here Tuesday, the happiest player on the court was Texas A&M's star senior Danielle Adams, whose moony smile belied the fact that she had just endured, in terms of pure numbers, a terrible night.

They also frequently endure the same upheavals in terms of disrupted education, employment and family separation.

And how much suffering are we willing to endure here at home in terms of the domestic needs that are unmet?

Both PET and cMRI endure certain limitations, especially in terms of manual delineation of ESV and EDV, which is subjected to a risk of partial volume effect on PET, and for cMRI, there is a risk for misdelineation of contours at the myocardium.

"I think the break Hibs have had to endure has been quite long in terms of the physical and mental side," 34-year-old Murray told BBC Scotland.

Two years ago criminologist Rob Mawby revisited Chibnall's work, and warned: "There are reasons to fear for the future ability of crime reporters to provide independent critical reporting on policing and crime … The asymmetric police-media relationship identified by Chibnall therefore endures and has become more pronounced in terms of police dominance of the relationship".

Nodes in the proximity of the jammer will endure a high cost of operation in terms of energy consumption and channel utilization with a low message delivery rate.

But once direct impacts of a disaster are endured, the disaster starts to act positively in terms of awareness building.

The paper from Meskunas [3] was amply mentioned because it represents a good example of a well-done scientific evaluation of a problem and of its persistence, notwithstanding the dramatic changes in terms of symptomatic drugs endured by headache community in the last 15 years.

If you're willing to endure the longer flight, however, Australia and New Zealand are better bets in terms of weather and you'll still see your dollar go further than it did a few months ago.

The war had endured in defiance of the democratic process.