Sentence examples for hasn't withstood from inspiring English sources
There's hardly a Russian building in Tallinn that hasn't withstood a whispering campaign to have it demolished.
Despite having invented the English language and those clever TV shows, Britain hasn't withstood our cultural colonization any better than the rest of the world.
In a paper published by John Abraham, myself, and colleagues last week in Cosmopolis, we examined several examples of flawed contrarian research that simply hasn't withstood scientific scrutiny or the test of time.
By Sasha Frere-Jones Despite having invented the English language and those clever TV shows, Britain hasn't withstood our cultural colonization any better than the rest of the world.
In a memo addressed to "friends and allies," Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said Schweizer's "innuendo" hasn't withstood scrutiny.
"It has not withstood the test of time.
The Drug Enforcement Administration's official stance is that it has no medical value at all: "Smoked marijuana has not withstood the rigors of science — it is not medicine, and it is not safe".
"It is our current view that the association of murine gamma retroviruses with C.F.S. has not withstood the test of time or of independent verification and that this association is now tenuous," wrote the authors.
This assumption has not withstood scrutiny and recent evidence suggests that ketamine may have a number of beneficial effects in patients with head injury [ 18- 20].
In your research for the anthology, did you discover any essays that also hadn't withstood the test of time?
His views on the omnipotence of monetary policy,let alone the adequacy of a simple quantity-of-money rule, haven't withstood the test of time.
