Sentence examples for be withstood for from inspiring English sources

Even a total trade embargo, by most economists' reckoning, could be withstood for three or four years.

As illustrated in this figure, high force tasks can be withstood for fewer cycles before failure, but as force is decreased many more cycles can be tolerated.

She endured relentless hostility and a deluge of cruel harassment from both the traditional and online media, something she has been withstanding for the seven years since the IAAF confirmed it was investigating her.

It would always be something that had to be withstood, but, for some, it might be strengthening.

Even the walls of the pulpy cottage are made of layered paper that's withstood rain and snow for 90 years.

This poor woman is withstanding such personal criticisms for the face she portrays both to the world and to the mirror each morning.

Hence the support for Saddam Hussein among a sizeable chunk of the European left because he was "withstanding American-Zionist aggression" and "fighting for Palestine".

"My husband is so proud of me, and I'm so proud of him for withstanding what he's withstanding".

In [8] the authors have proposed a Time Constrained Bee's Mating approach (TCBMA) where cluster set up communication overhead reduced and elect the stand by node in advance for current cluster head that is able to withstand for many rounds in wireless sensor network.

Loon balloons are designed to "ride the wind" to get to a destination and are super-pressurized to withstand for over 100 days in the stratosphere.

What the spirit will withstand for love is further illustrated in Francis, David and their collections: art connected to the Bloomsbury Group (David), and novelty salt-and-pepper shakers (Francis).