Sentence examples for enduring greater from inspiring English sources

Thus, an increased resilience implies the system's ability to bounce back faster after stress, enduring greater stress, and being disturbed less by a given amount of a stress (Martin-Breen and Anderies 2011).

However, this expansion has had negative effects on equity because: 1. private insurance firms and providers practice risk selection (cream skimming), excluding or charging higher premiums to those who either suffer chronic diseases or are elderly, and as a consequence those enduring greater risk must pay higher copayments that they often cannot afford;   2.

The former means greater environmental risk, possibly making the early conservation efforts in vain, while the latter means enduring greater pain in economy in the short term.

Unfortunately we will have to produce this output on less land, with less water, and while enduring greater oscillations in weather patterns than anything we have experienced to date.

He went to a doctor on Thursday after enduring great pain and watching the swelling and bruising rising from his ankle up to his leg, TMZ reported.

But the public do not like the idea of animals enduring great suffering to no purpose, and Victims of Charity argues that this is precisely what is happening".

Students and teachers of literature, music, politics and history, ever curious and passionate about life and those they loved, even when enduring great hardship.

Ms. Chen, the political commentator, said that the president added insult to injury by using detached language like "they" to describe people enduring great trauma.

"People feel inspired by the very notion of building an enduring, great company," the authors, James C. Collins and Jerry I. Porras of Stanford University, wrote in a later edition.

Pakistan's special relationship with the United States may have taken centre stage since the attacks of 11 September 2001, but in China it has another enduring great power ally.

But as the author Jim Collins wrote in "Built to Last" (Harper Collins, 1994) it is worth it: "Building an enduring great company — one that is truly worthy of lasting — is a noble cause".