Sentence examples for system has endured from inspiring English sources

Over the last few decades, the world's financial system has endured a crisis roughly once every three or four years.

While many of his broader taxonomic classifications have been superseded, such as his belief that everything could be called an animal or plant, his naming system has endured.

Attempts at simplification tend to reintroduce ambiguity and make the language more difficult to read; the existing written system has endured intelligibly through many changes in the spoken language.

Although they vary in composition from rock (Ida) to dirty ice (comets) to possibly metal (Lutetia), all of these objects testify to the eons of battering that every body in the solar system has endured.

As Apple has hopped from a global afterthought to the world's fifth-largest computer maker, Microsoft's Windows operating system has endured on its status as a must-have work tool, not something a user could love.

As in the case in many other Western countries, the Canadian primary care system has endured several reforms over the last several years [ 1].

But to a remarkable degree, almost every candidate in this race can speak from experience with the health care system, having endured his or her own health problems or those of close family members.

The massive developer and manufacturer of communications systems has endured a wild ride.

Yet it is a system that has endured for 222 years and looks unlikely to change in the near future.

And Barack Obama's system of healthcare coverage, known as Obamacare, is formally launched with hundreds of thousands of newly insured Americans presenting a formidable test to a system that has endured a difficult birth.

In his first speech in his new role, Gove will signal a transformation in the government's approach to the criminal and civil legal system, which has endured repeated cuts to its resources.