The constant drip-feed of bad news on the environment has inured us to the litany of loss.
As air travelers become inured to baggage fees, airlines are betting they'll accept additional extra charges.
They were ready to accept a difficult transition and were inured to a certain level of violence.
By that time I had not seen Lajos for twenty years, and I thought myself inured against my memories.
Now several billion ads run every month, and Web surfers have, with disturbing rapidity, grown inured to the overkill.
The public became inured to what had, only months earlier, been alarming revelations.
It seems Wall Street, long inured to Web losses, suddenly cares about profits.
People are stuck on a treadmill: as they achieve a better standard of living, they become inured to its pleasures.
The capital's citizens, inured to fighting in Chad's hinterland, remain shocked by the speed with which the rebels reached them.
The guilty, then, either sought pain out or were inured to it.
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Popular culture has grown so inured to government proffered solutions for every perceived problem that people attribute any stated preference as seeking an imposition of state.
Voller, though, may have to be without Bayer skipper and sweeper Jens Nowotny, who inured his knee in the Champions League semi-final second-leg against Manchester United.
Peruvians are inured to scandal: for months, television has shown excerpts from some 4, 000 videos secretly recorded by Mr Montesinos as part of his huge racket of bribery and political manipulation.
He explained that "whereas you might get frustrated when the waitress at the counter gives you the wrong coffee, " after a recent trek he was so inured to adversity that he spent a couple of hours outdoors without even noticing it was pouring.
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