Sentence examples for that are endured from inspiring English sources

Let's talk about the pressure that are endured by that family in the executive mansion.

"We not only recognize the grave inequalities that are endured by the jornaleros, we are worried about them," she said.

Commenting on the same issue but disagreeing, Barbara Cherry in her book Contemporary Nursing: Issues, Trends, & Management called the portrayal of Greg as a nurse "one of the most positive film portrayals of men who are nurses" and commented that Greg "humorously addresses and rises above the worst of all stereotypes that are endured by men in this profession".

He thinks, "Why couldn't I be 'neither' or 'both'?" The court case isn't a real one, of course -- even in the context of a novel that waffles between gritty and surreal, it serves as a metaphor for the crimes, both physical and psychological, that are endured by its protagonist and his peers.

Meenakshi Ganguly, the South Asian director of Human Rights Watch, says: "Domestic violence is rampant and various forms of sexual assault remain an untold story of horror that is endured".

It's a shocking, sad reality that was endured, and we pulled up and out and through it, thanks in no small measure to Trumbo himself.

In interaction Type B it can be deduced from the cases under examination that the column that is endured the impact from the top floor of the other structure develops high shear demands that exceed the available capacity many times during the step-by-step seismic analysis.

For many women, in vitro is yet another experience that is endured silently, without complaint.

The same sea that's endured few compromises these past years...which could account for why they are so happy.

While you're here, check out our doco on a Serbian soccer game that's endured communism and civil war: The Eternal Derby.

And about half of all LGBTQ characters on TV are gay men a preponderance that's endured, generally speaking, since queer characters first broke into TV in the 1970s.