Sentence examples for enduring the harm from inspiring English sources
Instead, the USA would be better off ENDURING THE HARM caused by the victory of the Greater Evil in order to make a certain sort of social progress in the long run.
I'm enduring the tedious tasks.
"The loss of a limb also gives rise to enduring harm," the board said then, but noted that it would not be a good enough reason to grant asylum.
These acts cause extremely deep, enduring and traumatizing harm to the women.
The results, he says, separate out two distinct components that drive our social behavior: the way we conceive of harm to others and our preference for enduring harm rather than inflicting it.
In education, as in medicine, there is potential to do enormous good, but also incalculable enduring harm through failure: and, recognising that, some of the earliest examples of randomised trials are from education.
Those questions seemed to rest on another: was SketchFactor just a failed business, or had it caused enduring harm?
The harm this can do is enduring.
We are confident about the enduring power of the Web.
Even as it stands, "The Hanging Garden" is a novel for our time — a story about parentless children, mistreated by a world that, by its lights, intends no harm but nonetheless does enduring damage.
