Sentence examples for may be endured from inspiring English sources
These trainers — who are not interrogators but experts only on how physical and mental pain is inflicted and may be endured — were sent to work with interrogators in Afghanistan, in Guantánamo and in Iraq.
For those directly affected, a case can be made for assuming a lower status in a foreign place that offers safer haven, even opportunity, despite the bigotries of difference that may be endured.
Difficulties that may be endured at other times become overwhelming when pregnancy increases the woman's dependence on the very person she wishes to escape from.
But Mexico's voters still turned out in relatively large numbers to choose new governors, mayors and state representatives over the weekend and managed to send an inspiring message amid all the violence: Mexico's democracy, flawed as it may be, endures.
It may not be endured by their senior colleagues; hence the preference to wait and hope that the situation will get better in time.
Andersen may have learned from that case that scandals could be endured; regulators may have learned that Andersen could not be trusted to reform itself.
So, again, it may seem as if he means to contend that they exist, though not in the manner of true and real beings, or, again, insofar as they may be said to endure at all, they do so not truly or but rather only improperly.
More than the usual alcoholic consumption may be necessary to endure the office Christmas party.
They may be forced to endure inadequate ventilation, noise, temperature fluctuations and long delays en route.
