Sentence examples for enable them to withstand from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats believe the local popularity of many of their MPs will enable them to withstand the adverse electoral tide.

The oral biomaterials have to possess such properties which enable them to withstand the conditions present in the oral environment.

Functionally graded materials (FGMs) are advanced materials with improved properties that enable them to withstand severe working environment which the traditional composite materials cannot withstand.

Subaru spokesman Dominic Infante says the combined strengths of the vehicles' unique all-wheel drive, ring-shape reinforcement body structure, flat engine, metal door pegs and breakaway pedal assembly enable them to withstand severe testing.

From a structural perspective, the pressure hull is a significant structural component of underwater vehicles, to enable them to withstand environmental loadings such as hydrostatical pressure and underwater explosive loading.

The study reinforces the idea that animals that become large and overspecialized are more susceptible to extinction, comments James Hanken of Harvard University, as it seems the larger population sizes of small species enable them to withstand the vagaries of their environment better than large predators that exist in fewer numbers because of the resources they need to support their bulk.

Modern-day cats have fangs, but these teeth are relatively short and have a circular cross section a profile that enables them to withstand stresses applied from any direction.

But I think it is the love between the two men, homoerotic but not in a bodily way, that fuels their relationship and has each remain a devotee of the other despite abundant opposition from family and supporters; it is this love that enables them to withstand the withering disappointments they each serve up to one another.

These PG-binding proteins were suggested to anchor the secretin multimers to the cell wall, enabling them to withstand dramatic forces generated during pilus (dis)assembly, which warrants further investigation.

Current approaches proposed to date focus attention on identification of genes associated with salinity, drought and abiotic stress resistance, followed by genetic modification of the plants expressing genes enabling them to withstand restrictive growth imposed by unfavourable environmental conditions [ 2].

They thrive in agricultural ecosystems because they have evolved traits enabling them to withstand crop competition and cultural practices, including herbicide applications, aimed at disrupting their demography [ 2, 3].