Sentence examples for the problem endured from inspiring English sources

While it was almost eliminated in rich countries, the problem endured in poorer states.

In Beijing residential apartments sales (measured by floor space) fell almost 50% in the first half of the year compared with the same period a year ago.Chinese leaders can console themselves with the thought that the country as a whole is unlikely to suffer the problem endured by some previous Olympic hosts: a post-games downturn brought on by a sudden drop in investment and consumption.

For 62% of people with low back pain the problem endures for over 12 months [ 2].

The former Netherlands midfielder believes sport can provide relief from the problems endured in the capital of the war-torn southern Russian republic of Chechnya.

"I was disappointed with him in the Supreme last year when fourth to Douvan but we later discovered a trapped epiglottis – the same problem endured by the King George VI Chase winner, Cue Card – otherwise I thought he would run Douvan close.

Until now, deaths like these were viewed as a chronic problem, endured by local communities yet largely hidden from broader public consciousness.

I say "apparently," because while Mr. Holder certainly gets the problem (Americans endured "long lines, biting temperatures and blazing sun" to vote last month), he's rather vague on the solution.

The environment in which your great-great-grandmother lived, breathed, ate and drank might be responsible for health problems endured by you, your children, even your children's children.

Tebow fit perfectly into the Gators' dynamic spread offense, a system devised to win games — which he did — but that did not necessarily prepare him for the N.F.L. Addazio said the scrutiny regarding Tebow's mechanics was "the most overrated aspect I've ever heard about" and "just makes me sick to my stomach," but it exists because the problems have endured.

Although the elders' actions might have given greater credence to the superstition, not everyone is convinced that the problem will endure.

"And somehow the problems were endured.