Sentence examples for difficulty to withstand from inspiring English sources

Many adolescents stressed the importance of being part of the group, which resulted in trying snus, and the difficulty to withstand peer pressure.

No human has been exposed to the level of radiation that it would take to make that trip [to Mars]." Beyond the many physical difficulties astronauts will have to withstand during long journeys, veterans say the psychological aspects of hurtling through deep space shouldn't be discounted.

Each leader's emotional comfort zone must be present and accounted for in order to withstand the difficulties of traversing a fundamentally new course of action.

Only a more ultimate goal would allow me to withstand all the difficulties I've gone through".

Acceptance also involves acknowledging difficulty and recognizing that you are able to withstand painful feelings in the present moment.

Examples of these statements are: Acceptance also involves acknowledging difficulty and recognizing that you are able to withstand painful feelings in the present moment.

"We would have been in extreme financial difficulty with the withdrawal of sponsorships we would have had to withstand and it would have put the club into serious jeopardy".

Alvarez's neat combinations were having no effect, with Mayweather able to withstand whatever was thrown at him without too much difficulty.

Power levels of this magnitude pose potential difficulties for divertor substructures, which, although also actively cooled, are not designed to withstand very high heat fluxes.

These challenges include severe tribological conditions, difficulty in achieving desired tolerances, and short tool-life due to inability of available die materials to withstand the forces exerted on miniature dies and punches.

I had difficulty with the locks on one of the side bags, which didn't feel sturdy enough to withstand much off-road bouncing around.