Sentence examples for allowed to weather from inspiring English sources

They should always be allowed to weather for a few months before they are applied.

Indeed, Mr. Gehry's band shell could be a Kapoor sculpture shredded and allowed to weather.

The main street is now punctuated with horse droppings; the paint on houses and picket fences has been allowed to weather.

The soil is allowed to weather for about a month and then filled into the nursery bed with sand and organic matter.

New pressure treated lumber should be allowed to weather for 30 days before being treated.

Just like the nation's weather back when the nation was allowed to have weather.

Those defensive moves have allowed Planned Parenthood to weather various political attacks.

"The stimulus allowed Southeast Asia to weather the global downturn and perform better than expected, and better than many other economies," he added.

Such deals as well as cost-cutting have allowed WPP to weather the advertising downturn better than some rivals, analysts said.

The strong balance sheet that has allowed Con Ed to weather attack-related costs is a product of the company's entrenched conservatism.

While Santander suffered from its exposure to a collapsed property market, its assets outside Spain, particularly in Brazil, have allowed it to weather the crisis better than many of its counterparts.