Sentence examples for best withstand from inspiring English sources

They say they are seeking the vehicles that can best withstand a brutal working environment, are user-friendly for city employees and can be built quickly.

Yet it is also, as the writer Janet Malcolm has noted, a struggle between "two competing narratives," and "the story that can best withstand the attrition of the rules of evidence is the story that wins".

Turns out that Suzlon's robust turbines could best withstand extreme weather conditions.

Such foils with their structure of randomly oriented nanocrystallites can best withstand ion irradiation damage.

The community with the important timber tree P. angolensis can best withstand high fire frequency but shows signs of a higher vulnerability to climate change.

The companies that have best withstood the crisis are those that took advantage of the end of Glass-Steagall to form one-stop-shopping banks: Citigroup, JPMorgan and Bank of America.

Some keys for preform design to best withstanding the shear are discussed.

Although I think that this latter interpretation is probably the one that best withstands close textual scrutiny, the general character of the second system of classification is most easily seen by focusing on the extra-linguistic interpretation.

As part of the church roof restoration process, a comparative study of the durability of zinc and slate roof tiles was completed, by exposing them to laboratory tests in a Kesternich chamber with SO2 gas, with the objective of determining which material best withstands these aggressive pollutant agents and meteorological weathering.

In this review, we examine the three theories that have best withstood theoretical and empirical scrutiny.

But they did their best to withstand them — together.