Sentence examples for has meant enduring from inspiring English sources

For unlucky residents that has meant enduring extortion, harassment and revenge killings.

It has meant enduring the overwhelming stench of dead salmon from fish farms that line the river leading into the mountains.

COMMUTING to Manhattan by car has long meant enduring mind-numbing traffic and paying more and more for tolls, parking and gas.

However, history has shown us that it comes with a cost, which for the Williams sisters meant enduring years of microaggressive and systemic racism for daring to be the best in a traditionally white space.

For Ingram, the Heisman Trophy winner, that meant enduring difficult practices under a relentless coach.

Getting there, however, meant enduring endless rejection, poverty and isolation.

For the saquaremas, it meant enduring "new elections, fixed results, partisan reprisals and policy shifts".

He soon became a full-time busker, which meant enduring occasional harassment from cops.

Ramachandran says finding an open-minded landlord meant enduring plenty of snide remarks and roadblocks.

I haven't suddenly become a fashionista, far from it, but living in Mexico means enduring deep-rooted machismo attitudes - and this has affected the way I dress.

Public office, however, frequently means enduring defeats and setbacks.