Sentence examples for cannot be withstood from inspiring English sources

"The expense is reckoned," wrote the first great martyr, Campion, "the enterprise is begun; it is of God, it cannot be withstood".

Any such demands must be withstood.

"He's withstood it all," he said.

Reactors cannot be designed to withstand the entire gauntlet of very unlikely events that might happen.

This uncritical use of "bioavailability" has no value in objective nutritional risk assessment and cannot be expected to withstand forensic examination.

Nothing about heirlooms says they cannot be sturdy enough to withstand shipping or that they cannot be grown in a greenhouse.

One's devotion to something cannot be truly steadfast until it has withstood moments of doubt, for the plain reason that nothing is perfect — everything on earth is vulnerable to outside forces that can divert it from its intended or natural course.

She writes, speaks, and teaches on out-of-order death and how we withstand suffering that cannot be fixed.

Buildings and land that cannot be properly protected should be made to withstand flooding.

Godel's famous ''incompleteness theorems," which have withstood nearly seventy years of inspection, say that within any logical system there are true statements that cannot be proved.

Love that cannot withstand criticism is hardly the truest kind; love that requires constant, public affirmation eventually rings more false than true to those who hear it.