Sentence examples for going to withstand from inspiring English sources

There's no way buildings like that are going to withstand a category five cyclone.

"They could not do anything against the peaceful protesters on Maidan; they are hardly going to withstand armed fighting units".

He recalled how one patron once responded when asked if the piles holding up his deck were going to withstand strong waves one afternoon.

"You're probably not going to withstand an attack from a state-level actor," I heard someone say as I circumnavigated the room.

This is a good test for me -- if it can't withstand a three-setter, it's not going to withstand a five-setter".

When the next day brought news of a code red warning, Brooks realised there was "nothing that was going to withstand a cyclone, it was just grass huts and there was no substantial shelter at all".

My embryo was going to have to withstand radiation.

But in doing so, Spieth is going to have to withstand the most ferocious of pressure from players who suddenly scent victory of their own.

"We thought that we were not going to be able to withstand this level of hard pounding".

Are you going to be able to withstand the other part of the curve, that comes to every politician and every public figure.

The business is getting commoditised, and only those who can either stand out from the commodity fray (Apple) or know how to win in a commodity battle (Nokia) are going to be able to withstand Android competing at the low, middle and high ends.