Sentence examples for having weathered from inspiring English sources

Having weathered the recession, Gravity became another startup success story.

But Mr. Annan also is known for having weathered some spectacular lapses.

One former partner said that Andersen's accountants were unlikely to flee lightly, having weathered other scandals.

So now, having weathered the slump, the company is planning to grow again.

But there's also a perverse pride in having weathered the storm that defined one's own.

But Poyet's side, having weathered the early storm, gradually began to find their feet.

Moyer pitched for the Baltimore Orioles that season, having weathered a career crossroads that might have discouraged others.

But having weathered the worst recession in living memory a big black cloud still hangs above – young people aren't buying.

They casually head out the stage door to their dinner breaks, showing no trace of having weathered something wrenching.

Iran has proved resilient to sanctions, having weathered them in one form or another since the Islamic Revolution in 1979.

President Bush, having weathered a recession and a prolonged slump in jobs, passionately argues that they are not.