"enduring conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes challenging or difficult circumstances that someone or something must withstand or persevere through. You can use "enduring conditions" whenever you want to describe a situation that requires patience, strength, or resilience. For example: - The soldiers showed great bravery and determination while enduring harsh conditions on the battlefield. - The hikers faced enduring conditions as they trekked through the blistering heat and rough terrain. - The refugee families have been enduring unimaginable conditions in their temporary shelters. - The athletes trained for months, enduring grueling conditions, in preparation for the marathon. - The workers refused to give up, even while enduring terrible working conditions, until their demands were met.
Europe's humanitarian crisis is unlike anything experienced in 60 years, with 120 million people enduring conditions of extreme difficulty, according to the Red Cross.
The 40,000 people sheltering from South Sudan's civil war in a flooded and crowded UN camp are enduring conditions "barely compatible with life and incompatible with human dignity", and must be helped before disease and danger force them back into the conflict zone, Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) has warned.
According to Newsweek, 42.5 million American adults (18.2percentt) suffer from some mental illness, enduring conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia.
Aaron Antonovsky, a medical sociologist, through his work with adults (such as Holocaust survivors) identified how individuals remained physically and mentally healthy despite enduring conditions of severe stress [ 15].
Under enduring conditions of injury to pulmonary epithelium and increasing alveolar permeability, cytokines can translocate from the alveolar space to the systemic circulation, creating a systemic inflammatory response, in which cytokines are efficiently activated and phagocytosis by alveolar macrophages is hampered [ 13].
Most regions have been exposed to repeated changes in climate rather than to a single enduring condition.
Bipolar disorder is a severe and enduring condition that affects a significant portion of the population globally (Weissman et al. 1996).
While discussing these challenges with the media, Deputy Secretary Bob Work uttered an important line: "The campaign against global terrorist networks will be an enduring condition for much of the next 25 years and we have to be prepared to monitor it constantly, respond to and treat it when necessary".
"Refugees are enduring dire conditions in border camps with not enough water to go around".
Many of us amateurs, though, take a bizarre pride in enduring such conditions.
Several described finding the courage after enduring terrible conditions for months to jump ship.
