Sentence examples for allow us to withstand from inspiring English sources

"It is clear that we must evolve towards a more flexible exchange rate system that will allow us to withstand shocks," Mr. Sarkozy said in his address.

And we also have a regulatory and a competitive structure that allows us to withstand a lot of the turmoil that you see in the world.

It is that yearning for life, for wholeness and for connection that allows us to withstand life's disappointments, pains and brutality.

And while our ingenuity and expertise has allowed us to create clothing to withstand all but the most violent Arctic blizzards, polar survival is all about keeping out of the most fearsome cold unless you absolutely have to.

Only a more ultimate goal would allow me to withstand all the difficulties I've gone through".

But the theory behind higher capital adequacy ratios is that it would allow banks to withstand greater shocks without leading to major crises.

The second factor is a physical conditioning program that will help keep the body healthy and allow it to withstand the forces and velocities created each time a pitch is thrown.

His doctors have told him that the broken right leg he sustained in a collision with Stephon Marbury on April 1 , 1999 will never allow him to withstand the rigors of professional basketball again.

Its rugged construction, including double-layer cinder-block walls reinforced by heavy-duty steel bars and cement piers that plunge 30 feet into the ground, should allow it to withstand winds up to 200 miles per hour.

While Saudi officials insist that their foreign reserves, which peaked at about eight hundred billion dollars in mid-2014, allow them to withstand a long period of low oil prices, the kingdom has already spent sixty-five billiof dollars of its reserves in the first five months of this year.

Furthermore, flagellar filaments' remarkable durability and stability allow them to withstand high temperature (up to 60°C) and extreme pH (7 ± 4) [11 13].