Sentence examples for been designed to resist from inspiring English sources

No school, laboratory, stadium, dam, bridge or tunnel has been designed to resist the intentional impact of a plane.

Since the 2001 attacks, when terrorists took control of four aircraft with the loss of thousands of lives, cockpit doors have been designed to resist gunfire and grenades.

Door-latch mechanisms have been designed to resist forward, rearward, and sideward forces and incorporate two-stage catches, so that the latch may hold if the primary stage fails.

Professor Czysz suggested that the leading edge panels and seals shifted from the impact because the wing would not have been designed to resist a blow that exerted sideways pressure.

But in November 2008, after Air France had reported to Airbus a series of incidents involving Pitot tube malfunctions because of high-altitude icing on its A340s between May and August of that year, Airbus amended its original recommendation of September 2007, saying that the newer Thales model had not been designed to resist icing and could therefore not provide a significant improvement.

Turbine buildings are typically frame structures that in most cases have not been designed to resist blast loadings.

The great losses due to the Cairo earthquake on October 1992 (Ms 5.4) were mainly related to the fact that at the time of construction, the buildings were designed to resist only vertical loads and had insufficient lateral resistance.

The great losses due to Cairo earthquake on October 1992 (Ms 5.4) were mainly related to the fact that at the time of construction, the buildings were designed to resist only vertical loads and had insufficient lateral resistance.

Flight recorders are designed to resist the effects of impact, corrosion and pressure.

They are designed to resist wind and water, but still breathe well during a summer drizzle.

"It is designed to resist an atomic attack," said Ramdan Jarbou, a writer who is advising the rebel council.