Sentence examples similar to enduring contention from inspiring English sources

Our finding that failing EDS, when retested at 1 year and 3 years, was related to the presence of enduring negative symptoms also supports the contention that EDS is sensitive to generally poor function in patients with schizophrenia.

Just as Santana shook off an injured knee to nearly pitch the Mets into the playoffs, Pujols kept the surprising Cardinals in contention through early September while enduring elbow discomfort that required off-season surgery.

He set some of his best films — including "The Quiet Man," from 1952, newly available in a luminous restoration from Olive Films — in distant lands and dramatized the clash of modern ways with enduring traditions, spotlighting a primal stage of contention, that of a couple in love confronting the extended family.

Homeland is in contention, alongside House of Cards, the enduring quality of Mad Men and the outlandish spectacle of HBO's Game of Thrones.

Francesco d'Errico, director of research for CNRS, the French national research agency, attached to the University of Bordeaux, adds that other sites counter the paper's contention that blunted miniblades are an "enduring" technology.

After enduring a season that has oscillated between tumultuous and downright disastrous, Manly remain remarkably in finals contention with eight rounds to play.

He thought about enduring.

Why the enduring acclaim?

We are enduring".

How enduring is it?

These attitudes are enduring.