Sentence examples for expected to endure and from inspiring English sources
Is the agent appropriately sensitive both to the degree of suffering that person can be expected to endure and to the various aspects of that person's life that can be expected to render that life (on balance) worth living (Wasserman 2006, 146)?
Seasonal works like Thespis were not normally expected to endure, and apart from a benefit performance shortly after the original staging, Thespis was not performed again during its creators' lifetimes.
(But) when the child is anxious but still attending school removing the accommodations and replacing them with supportive messages.... is usually enough". To be sure, this is not a ratification of the 70's style of parenting where kids were expected to endure all kinds of trauma and anxiety and just get on with it.
The stable paths, which are expected to endure longer, are discovered and maintained by a proactive routing scheme.
This result is of importance to the reliability design of mechanical and structural systems that have multiple stable steady state solutions and are expected to endure uncertainties.
Refined women were not expected to endure the hardships of expedition travel, and no effort was made to accommodate those that might desire to do so.
The wikiHow project is expected to endure for many decades at least, and there are a lot of people yet to discover wikiHow, let alone its pile of requests.
STOCKS AND BOND INVESTMENTS Both the stock and bond markets are expected to endure a period of volatility if the nation's debt drops a notch from its AAA perch.
Joshua had never been taken beyond three rounds in his 14 previous contests and Whyte was expected to endure a similar fate at the fists of the 2012 Olympic super-heavyweight gold medal winner, despite his success when they met as amateurs.
No one should be expected to endure relentless psychological abuse, or suffer physical and emotional problems due to a high-conflict ex.
