Sentence examples for and will weather from inspiring English sources

The Saudis have enormous financial reserves, and will weather the immediate crisis, but they have long worried about global shifts in energy sources, the impact of American energy independence, and running out of a finite resource.

But full-time professionals are staying in the business because they know the ups and downs of real estate and will weather the current storm, said Frank Green, president of the Stamford Board of Realtors.

But on the whole, American trusts will endure, and will weather successfully, as many panics, wars and depressions as their British cousins have in the last seventy years.

Oklahomans are truly middle Americans and they will weather this storm with their characteristic level-headedness.

"And with God's grace, I am confident that the city, my family and I will weather this storm".

"Down the road, the copper will turn green and the bluestone will weather, and the house will melt into the slope and be camouflaged into the densely wooded site".

"This is very different to our other projects," says Hadid. "It is the first time we have used wood, to create a warmer, softer mood, and in time it will weather and take on a more a natural-looking feel".

But with luck FC Union and its stadium will weather the latest storm and stay on its non-conformist course.

He believes that with continued eurozone funding and support, Greece will weather another year of recession and banish lingering doubts about its future in the euro.

I also think it was a very brave and different show to do and that it will weather the test of time very well.

The reassuring implication is that we weathered those technological storms, and so we will weather this one too.