Sentence examples for might have endured from inspiring English sources

She might have endured less stress and finagled more sleep if she had.

If she had resigned in protest before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, her popularity might have endured to this day.

Had he not just argued, in an extremely tendentious fashion, that Hispanic immigrants are, on the whole, parasites, he might have endured public criticism of his dissertation.

For anyone who might have endured an especially draining 2016, it was not hard to find this coda — defeated, bewildered, sarcastic — cosmically apt.

To get an answer, a series of exploratory questions was posted to the Napkin Labs crowd members, asking them about their camping experiences and what frustrations they might have endured.

It was to Anfield's credit that after the first penalty of his professional career was palmed away, they began chanting his name – and but for Cole's wonderfully-judged pass to Ryan Babel, Liverpool might have endured a night of even deeper frustration.

He advised Linden that her punishment would be a sterner public probing than she might otherwise have endured.

The people of Bosnia might then have endured "terror" on a scale far greater than the attacks of al-Qa'ida against the United States.

Had Mr. Bachardy not developed a successful parallel career as a portrait artist (many drawings and paintings of celebrities are shown), the relationship might not have endured.

If it had, the reasoning goes, its inhabitants might not have endured a horrifying 900-day siege in which more than a million civilians and soldiers died.

The practice of holding a national Convention might not have endured if Jackson hadn't decided that the Democratic Party ought to hold one, too.