Sentence examples for build to withstand from inspiring English sources
But this institution is build to withstand change and departures in leadership positions.
He details some plans for shifting size and location of equipment caches around the world: Large numbers of MRAPs, the armored troop carriers build to withstand improvised explosives in Iraq and Afghanistan, would be stored in Italy, where they could be transported for contingencies across Africa.
Harriet Wistrich, a human rights lawyer and member of Justice for Women, didn't know about Newland's Asperger's, but is concerned with the context of her lesbianism being overlooked, and a failure from her legal team to convince the jury of the closet lesbians must build to withstand society's prevailing winds.
If constructing in a seismic zone that hasn't seen an earthquake above a magnitude of M6.5 in 100 years, do you build to withstand a magnitude of 7? Or put in extra the millions upfront to protect against a magnitude of 8 that may never come?
"Vancouver changed its building bylaws to ensure new buildings were built to withstand the future projections," she said.
Few buildings here are built to withstand very heavy cyclones.
The cement and reconstructed buildings were not built to withstand earthquakes, meaning more houses collapsed and more people died than should have.
But buildings in both cities are built to withstand typhoons, which can be considerably more powerful than severe tropical storms.
These buildings are child-friendly spaces, built to withstand cyclonic winds and the worst earthquake conditions.
Thousands of buildings constructed before 1980 were not built to withstand earthquakes and are in danger of collapse.
