Sentence examples for learned to outlast from inspiring English sources

Unlike F.B.I. directors, who are appointed to ten-year terms, C.I.A. directors come and go; the agency's bureaucracy has learned to outlast them.

Institutions outlast governments, but learning to pick the right battles is the key to being that surviving institution.

But after three rounds, look for Hassan to outlast his opponent and take the TUF title.

But her games tended to outlast politicians.

She was going to outlast them all.

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.

The company, on the other hand, confidently asserts that it has plenty of inventory to outlast a long strike.

It is built to combine industry, intensity and perseverance to outlast most opponents.