Sentence examples for has yet endured from inspiring English sources

Yet the air war part of that mayoral campaign was the nastiest example of negative tactics the capital has seen since the notorious 1983 Bermondsey byelection - won by the Liberal Democrats, by the way - and the most sly and pernicious example of dog-whistle politics the capital has yet endured.

In the Florida Supreme Court, a single judge's vote settled this phase of the deepening electoral agony; that vote produced the narrowest human majority order for a far more ambitious state recount than the nation had yet endured or perhaps has appetite for.

More important is that Mr. Perry has yet to really endure the period of heightened scrutiny that almost all the other Republican faced when they announced their campaigns — and with decidedly mixed results.

For those of you who haven't yet endured the punishment of reading the book, I'll save you some time.

No advanced civilization has yet learned how to endure without it.

"However, they have yet to endure a real recession period".

Neither Mr. Kerry nor Mr. Edwards has yet gone through the kind of withering scrutiny that Dr. Dean endured in Iowa.

He has, yet again, been overlooked for the Man Booker prize, but this is a novel that will endure.

And yet, it has surprisingly endured.

Yet what has endured in America is the idea of the Caucasus, the hopelessly tangled racial riddle that created the false foundation for the concept of whiteness.

Many layers of meaning are there for the delving, yet om has endured in popularity simply because of its vibration -- how we feel when we chant it.