Sentence examples for reasonably enduring from inspiring English sources
Artefacts are good cases of things with purposes, and are reasonably enduring, but are not natural objects.
However, current incidence assays that provide a reasonably enduring state of 'recent' infection also tend to produce substantial 'false-recent' results at large times after infection.
The top court ruled that doctors should be allowed to facilitate a patient's death when he or she is a "competent adult" with an irremediable medical condition or disabilities that cause enduring suffering, and whose death is already "reasonably foreseeable".
Doing everything you can reasonably do to make your customers happy is very different from enduring humiliation and abuse in the name of your job.
After decades of isolation, they had forged reasonably stable relationships with many regional powers — including Turkey, Jordan and Egypt — and an enduring bond with the world's superpower, the United States.
Yet two reasonably familiar operas were seen with success at the Opéra for the first time, Humperdinck's enduring tale for children and adults, "Hänsel und Gretel," and "La Gioconda" by Ponchielli, an Italian opera that owes much to the style of grand opera perfected at the Opéra in the 19th century.
It's a job that pays a reasonably high income due to the level of skills and expertise required, and the ongoing responsibilities to ensure safe, accurate, and enduring engineering outcomes.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
