Sentence examples for to endure over from inspiring English sources

He said Ms. Herman "did not deserve what she had to endure over the past many months".

The Olympic medals have helped increase participation at fencing centers, but this is unlikely to endure over time.

Moreover, this benefit proved to endure over time since participants allocated to inventor avatars also performed better in a subsequent face-to-face brainstorming.

Indeed, any mother who has had two or more children knows that each child emerges from the womb with characteristics that tend to endure over a lifetime.

Lawrence said: "No sum can compensate us for the trauma, suffering and loss that our family has had to endure over the last 29 years.

Instead Mackay paid tribute to his players for the performance they produced after "what they've had to endure" over the last four weeks.

With playoff hopes long gone and the lineup littered with rookies, Howe has had to endure over-aggressiveness at the plate and on the bases.

Of all the tough losses that I've watched this team endure over close to 30 years, it was then, this is just off the charts.

The malaise in the relationship can give rise to dysregulated interaction patterns causing disorders in growing children that may endure over time.

I write about patriarchy and toxic masculinity regularly, and yet it was this seemingly innocuous "Wonder Woman" screening piece that garnered the most trolling I've had to endure in over a year.

Signer, C., Ruf, T. & Arnold, W. Hypometabolism and basking: the strategies of Alpine ibex to endure harsh over-wintering conditions.