Sentence examples for and able to withstand from inspiring English sources

The study indicates that P. hispidula is pollution tolerant (adaptation) and able to withstand local emissions from vehicle exhausts.

Some reason that if nature is inherently stable and able to withstand the influence of any human activities, then most environmental "problems" aren't problems at all.

Federal Government standards for mobile homes require them to be strapped down and able to withstand winds of 100 m.p.h. to 110 m.p.h., Florida state regulators said.

In the absence of politicians committed to robust regulation and able to withstand the immense pressure from the private sector, the situation will not improve.

A specially designed pressure membrane chamber, made of non-magnetic materials and able to withstand 4 MPa, was designed and built for this purpose.

From there, it would be channelled into another tunnel — one dug deep beneath the city, and able to withstand the pressure of more than half a billion gallons coursing through it each day.

These fabric belts were provided with quick attach-and-release buckles and were able to withstand loads of 6,000 pounds (2,700 kilograms).

Described as a "vertical torpedo," the one-person vehicle performed quick ascents and descents and was able to withstand extreme pressure.

We continue to use concrete because it is strong, and durable, and more able to withstand Mother Nature's temperament.

Its goal is to help coastal communities around the world plan for more efficient evacuations, and construct buildings and bridges able to withstand the impact of tsunamis.

But, ironically, studies in the United States and Australia are starting to show that some tree pests become more damaging at higher temperatures; trees become more stressed and less able to withstand attack, and pests become more active.