Sentence examples similar to has weathered difficulties from inspiring English sources
Mr. Haimes said he has weathered worse than Livent's difficulties.
The Charlatans have weathered more difficulties than most bands, from the deaths of two members and diminishing sales, to Tim Burgess's misadventures with peroxide hair dye.
Senior GPs are unhappy to bear the brunt of finger pointing – particularly considering the extensive reforms to the healthcare sector that they have weathered, from licence revalidation and pension difficulties to Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspections and new clinical commissioning groups.
Talking with experienced scientists, who have weathered challenges in the past, can help women and minorities interpret difficulties less personally, improving their resiliency.
Over that time, the vines have weathered some of California's worst droughts — including the last three years with little difficulty.
As you've discovered, weathering difficulties in a relationship draws on specialist skills that can leave the carer feeling washed up and redundant when tranquillity is restored.
The adverse weather has led to difficulties all over England and Wales, with the following disruption: In Wales, high winds have forced the postponement of races in the Canoe Slalom World Cup in Cardiff Bay.
By 27 February, they were joined by la Peña's Spanish troops, who had left Cádiz three days after Graham and, despite encountering similar weather difficulties, had succeeded in landing at Tarifa.
Bishop Sisk had other difficulties to weather.
