Sentence examples for will likely endure from inspiring English sources

The archaeological record suggests that while civilization will likely endure, politics as we know it, odds are, will not".

As young women, my peers and I understand the compromises we will likely endure as we venture through our adult lives.

But the President has achieved one wholesale change that will likely endure for a generation: the construction of a distinctly right-wing Supreme Court.

Manzano said the Latino Decisions polling data shows that Brewer had a negative impact on Latinos' perceptions of the Republican Party that will likely endure after she's gone.

One can scarcely imagine the physical and emotional pain that the child is suffering at this very moment--and will likely endure for a long time to come.

I believe that reproductive cloning will have little practical use, the health and safety concerns will likely endure for decades, and it may create some challenging genetic enhancement issues.

The nature of the game, meanwhile, means that this fluorescent pink wave will most likely endure for years.

Most important, alas, the echo of his tone, his mode of rhetoric, his violence to values, will very likely endure.

"While her successful summit bid was a personal triumph... it is her intimate and impressionistic report that will more likely endure," Erica Sanders wrote here last year.

Pop Warner has eliminated kickoffs for children under eleven, but the kickoff will most likely endure elsewhere, because every once in a while a kick returner shoots the gap and runs all the way to the end zone.

The moment that will most likely endure from the year-ending episode of "Saturday Night Live" is the quietly powerful opening of a children's chorus singing "Silent Night," which began a holiday-theme broadcast hosted by Martin Short and featuring music from Paul McCartney.