Sentence examples for enduring a period from inspiring English sources
Calhoun, 67, is a Hall of Fame coach whose program is enduring a period of uncertainty.
Behind Pyongyang's latest actions, analysts detect a desire to take advantage of the new South Korean eagerness at the expense of the United States, just as America is enduring a period of intense unpopularity among South Koreans.
Prosecutors and defense lawyers say that many others who have embezzled from youth sports organizations have done so because they were enduring a period of financial distress because of a divorce, a job loss or both.
One co-recipient is enduring a period of enforced silence: Dhondup Wangchen, a Tibetan film-maker who is serving a six-year prison sentence and was therefore honoured in his absence.
After enduring a period of eclipse, however, during which noncognitive theories of ethics (emotive and existential) and relativism had preempted the field, rationalistic views, which agree in holding that moral standards do not depend upon the varying attitudes of persons or peoples, received renewed attention in the mid-20th century.
The U.K. already enduring a period of frosty relations with Paris and Berlin because of a disagreement over the U.S.-led war in Iraq vetoed Verhofstadt's appointment, saying that Britain did not want a man who believed in so much power's being concentrated in the EU institutions at the expense of the member states.
A decade ago, the House was enduring a damaging period of closure and teetered on the brink of ruin: the entire board famously resigned, and a procession of short-staying chief executives trooped in and, defeated, trooped out.
She was enduring a fallow period and fighting irrelevance any which way she could, which might account for why she agreed to this documentary.
He brought up the economic situation in Japan, which was enduring a lengthy period of stagnation following the bursting of a stock market and property bubble.
With the Government enduring a fraught period amid controversy over a top rate tax, panic buying at the petrol pumps and cash-for-access claims, he would hope to score well at the ballot box.
Some noted that the government has a very small majority, Theresa May is enduring a difficult period after the Brexit vote and the last thing she or the Tory party need is a byelection.
