Sentence examples for may not endure from inspiring English sources
Uno's impact on Westminster may not endure.
The slump in output may not endure either.
A nation's myths may or may not endure in the face of historians' challenges and revisions.
That argument may not endure far beyond the Euro 2004 tournament.
Enzo will have his own life, but it may not endure like his father's.
But the outflows from Japan funds in recent years have raised the possibility that some of them may not endure.
The King was awoken from his sleep by his confessor, who quoted Job by asking Henry "If we receive good things at the hands of God, why may we not endure evil things?" He then told the king that "[his] dearest son hath departed to God", and Henry burst into tears.
Having endured for tens of millions of years, the island's remarkable variety may not last much longer.Correction: we originally supplied Mr Scantlebury with the honorific "Dr".
He hopes that his book will "serve as a warning," insisting that "this nation may not long endure as a great power unless it finds the eyes to see things as they are in the world".
Now our nation is engaged in a great civil conflict over health care, testing whether compassion, resource allocation, and fiscal sanity may (or may not) long endure.
Furthermore, views and opinions about whether they would return to SA or future career plans may be context-bound and not endure post departure from SA.
