Sentence examples for has been withstanding from inspiring English sources

Tiffany, too, has been withstanding a slowdown in United States spending, partly through faster international sales.

She endured relentless hostility and a deluge of cruel harassment from both the traditional and online media, something she has been withstanding for the seven years since the IAAF confirmed it was investigating her.

The bridge was built to withstand winds up to (century storms) and has been designed to withstand earthquakes.

"The economy has been able to withstand it until now," Mr. Bodman said.

"Newer construction has been developed to withstand hurricanes, not earthquakes," said John McAslan, a London architect who has studied Haitian buildings, working with the Clinton Global Initiative.

The house will sit 13 feet above sea level on deep-set pilings, and has been designed to withstand floodwaters and 120-mile-an-hour winds.

In thousands of tests, no one has been able to withstand the beam's effects for more than a few seconds.

"I've never seen a kid that has been able to withstand what he had to and still come up with this great attitude".

It has been designed to withstand static loads of 120 g and a random vibration level of 21 g RMS.

In line with our findings, immobilized laccase has been reported to withstand a wider range of temperatures (50~80°C) than free laccase [29].

While the Canadian economy has been able to withstand the effects of higher currency values, the trade surplus is beginning to erode.