Sentence examples for able to withstand such from inspiring English sources

"She told me she would never have predicted being able to withstand such an experience.

No country in Europe would be able to withstand such an onslaught because we have very different social security systems.

Four years ago, because Obama had the most sophisticated vote-pulling operation in the history of American politics, and a rather lackluster opponent, a Democratic president was able to withstand such a gigantic financial onslaught.

Since losing to Aston Villa on March 10, Ipswich have won five and drawn one, and Coventry, despite their own good run of form, were never able to withstand such an impetus.

In 2011 Congress and Mr Obama agreed to cap federal discretionary spending (which must be authorised each year by Congress) when the economy was least able to withstand such austerity.

Asked why the bank was not better able to withstand such an attack, he said that while PNC had systems in place to prevent delays and disruption from hacker attacks, in this case "the volume of traffic was unprecedented".

Indeed, senescent cells are better able to withstand stresses such as serum deprivation than nonsenescent cells (Wang, 1995; Fridman & Lowe, 2003).

KK: Ira's courage was extraordinary – to withstand such prejudice.

This opera is not robust enough to withstand such treatment.

HTTPS is designed to withstand such attacks and is considered secure against such malfeasance [ 33].

(unless you're old enough to withstand such experience).