Sentence examples for have endured changes from inspiring English sources
They were relegated to the old Division Three in 2001 and have endured changes of ownership, debt, financial difficulties and winding up orders in the past few years.
Although the buildings have endured certain changes over the course of time due to changing conditions, it is one of the rare settlements that has managed to maintain its authentic architectural characteristics through today.
Cardiff were relegated to the old Division Three in 2001 and have endured two changes of ownership, debt, financial difficulties and winding up orders, but now stand on the verge of promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history.
Today's Russians, who have endured enough change to last them several lifetimes, certainly value the current calm.
England played well, scored two fine goals and Dele Alli excelled on his first start but, equally, there was always the distinct sense we should probably not read too much into it given what their opponents have endured since everything changed last Friday evening.
CNN's journalists, who in the last few months have endured layoffs and management changes without visible complaint, protested this week over the sudden departure of the network's chief counsel, Eve Burton.
They have endured financial distress and made changes to their businesses and/or balance sheets.
This is why the banks will be privately cheered by the report even though they are moaning publicly about all the changes that they have endured in recent years.
This sparks big changes in the lives of those who have endured a lie for far too long.
But relationships have endured.
