Endurance - The ability to continue doing something difficult over a long period of time., Astonishing - Amazing, Get by (with …) - To manage to deal with a difficult situation, Emulate - To do something in the same way as someone else, Impoverished - Poor; worse in quality, Emerge - Appear; Come out of somewhere, The latter - The second of two things mentioned, Constraint (Noun) - Restriction; something that limits your freedom to do what you want, Trade-off (in X) - Compromise; A situation when getting something involves something else., Pernicious - Having a very harmful effect/influence, Plummet - To fall/decrease very quickly, Persistently - Happening repeatedly/for a long time, Inadequately - In a way that is not good enough, Encounter - Experience something, especially sth unpleasant, Sedentary - Involving little exercise or physical activity, Being subject to X - Being affected by something, especially sth bad, Acceleration - Something happening more and more quickly, Keep up - Continue doing something, Heightened - Becoming stronger (e.g. feeling, awareness, risk), Mismatch - A combination of things that do not work well together., Prone to X - Likely to do something or suffer from something, especially sth bad, Alleviate - Make sth less difficult/painful, Cope with X - Deal with a difficult problem in a successful way, Expedient - A quick way of dealing with a problem, although sometimes not morally right, Pay through the nose - Pay much more for sth than it is really worth, Trigger - To make something start happening (e.g. a series of events), Presumably - Used to say that you think something is probably true, Bang for the buck - Value for money, Double whammy - A situation when two unpleasant things happen at the same time, Fatigue - Extreme tiredness,

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