Sentence examples for made will endure from inspiring English sources

There is no real way of knowing how much of the gains these women have made will endure.

And even though the 4-2 triumph by the Yankees ended the formal playing of games in the series, the opportunity for making money will endure.

Hayley had English-speaking company at the ballet in the shape of fellow Britons Natalie Carter and Daniel Dolan, and said she hopes many of the friendships she made in Moscow will endure.

Perhaps the most surprising thing about these new currencies is that at least some of them actually make sense, and will endure.

Obama not only must refuse to trade concessions for a debt-ceiling hike; he has to make it clear that he will endure default before he submits to ransom.

But the originality, vigour and iconoclasm of his book make certain that it will endure.

Those that do so will endure.

"I love the concept in fine art of making a masterpiece, something that will endure," he said, adding that he understood, too, how unlikely that is for anyone.

We are making the assumption that the list will endure even when we do not.

For the creators too much topicality may distract from the goal of making a piece of art that will endure.

Britain's investments in Europe are unlikely to improve soon: the IMF expects the euro area to grow by just 1% in 2014.This suggest the income gap will endure, something which makes its record current-account deficit even more worrying.