Sentence examples for continue to weather from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that as financial results trickled in, stocks would continue to weather the outlook for the United States economy.

Or the board, by sticking to its guns, could continue to weather protests, risk that disaffected professors would make good on threats to leave the university, and embark on a difficult search for a new president.

More than five years of George Osborne's budgets have left young Britons with mounting student debt, depleted housing benefits, and cuts to youth employment and wage support, as millennials continue to weather the fallout from the financial crisis.

The Bank of England left the door open to another interest rate cut this year but decided that the safest option for now was to wait and see if the economy can continue to weather the initial shock of the Brexit vote.

15 September 2016: The Bank leaves the door open to another interest rate cut this year, but decides that the safest option is to wait and see if the economy can continue to weather the initial shock of the Brexit vote.

Will Florida's wildlife continue to weather the storm of a growing human population?

It may be paying off as his government continues to weather a general strike.

PBS, whose headquarters are in Alexandria, Va., continues to weather accusations of favoritism.

The announcement about the neglected i.o.u.'s came as the state continued to weather grim economic times.

Mr. Gergiev continues to weather these protests with a cool indifference that would have made Monteux proud.

Rite Aid is "continuing to weather the economic storm that is impacting the sales of most retailers," the chief executive, Mary Sammons, said in a conference call.