Sentence examples for it won't endure from inspiring English sources

That average, or anything close to it, won't endure.

It won't endure if, for example, new additions to the firm don't honor commitments, or incentives change in a way that undermines the desired behavior.

But you're not drunk now and you've no excuse for telling it; and I'm not drunk and so I won't endure listening to it!

While it's likely that Surviving Compton won't endure like Straight Outta Compton, owing to its smaller budget and platform, if there were any justice in the world the two films' DVDs would be sold as a bundle.

It can be difficult to tell, contemporaneously, whose science will and won't endure.

Unfortunately, decades of health spending trends strongly suggest that the recent slowing won't endure.

Celebrity – which is what all Brown's characters have in common – is a stuff that won't endure.

But one of the reasons for believing higher prices won't endure is that, in general, for inflation to take off, wages must also rise.

Hunt's timetable (a new organisation up and running by 1 July) won't endure if Miliband and Clegg have their way, because much of his plan can't realistically survive Cameron defeat.

As Caitlyn Jenner takes her first, tentative steps into womanhood in I Am Cait, she's keen to do all the right things so she won't endure the collective judgment of both the trans community and the broader public.

There have been anecdotal reports that researchers in other countries have become reticent to include U.K. colleagues in new grant proposals because they worry that such partnerships won't endure when the divorce becomes final.