Sentence examples for force to outlast from inspiring English sources

There is no direct reference to Iraq, but the film stresses how difficult it is for any occupying force to outlast guerrilla warfare and acts of terror.

Or perhaps the blessings were to say thanks for having the strength to outlast the salesman.

But the objectives of the war have become increasingly uncertain in a conflict where Taliban leaders say they do not feel the need to control territory, at least for now, or to outfight American and NATO forces to defeat them — only to outlast them in a region that is in any case their home.

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But her games tended to outlast politicians.

She was going to outlast them all.

Assad is now going to outlast President Obama — and may continue to rule Syria for some time if a compromise can be crafted with the weakened rebel forces.

The gold standard failed to outlast the Depression.

And he vowed to outlast NATO powers bombing his country.

"You're not going to outlast me," she'd say.

He got to 91, probably good enough to outlast almost anyone who tries to keep up.