Sentence examples for can easily withstand from inspiring English sources
Russia seems not to care that Western countries are now threatening to block its membership of the World Trade Organisation.Indeed, Russia feels it can easily withstand Western displeasure.
I suppose I was hoping to hear that this election is a mere blip and that American institutions can easily withstand Trump's assault on their formal and informal rules.
SETH BORG Rochester, Sept. 25, 2013 To the Editor: Re "Enigmatic Leader of Iran Backs Overture, for Now" (front page, Sept. 24): For more than three decades Iran has shown that it can easily withstand external and internal political threats.
Not only is this view extremely insulting to most old people, who can easily withstand family pressure – on the whole we're a curmudgeonly bunch – but it's also insulting to the doctors who would have to check that the people who wanted to die were totally convinced of their views and weren't being coerced.
When you sum a set of engaged and authentic users, you have a network effect that can easily withstand half-hearted attempts to puncture it (i.e. Facebook's Poke).
This is the safe option: Carbon is well proven in tokamak interiors; it can easily withstand the temperatures; and if any is blasted off into the plasma, it doesn't affect the performance very much.
Boeing could easily withstand a short strike.
Boeing, which earned a record $4.1 billion in 2007, could easily withstand a short strike.
I'm easily withstanding — aw, shit!
A strong canvas bag should withstand even the clumsiest baggage handler, and can easily be squished a bit to ensure that yes, your bag does fit in here.
