Sentence examples for helps weather from inspiring English sources

And they have kept costs low, at slightly more than $200,000 a week, which helps weather nights with many empty seats.

Part of what helps weather forecasters improve their prediction is constant feedback: if they predict rain, and they get it wrong (or right), they instantly learn.

All three want to gain strength to help weather a prolonged slump in music sales.

Big private universities such as Harvard and Yale have robust endowments and reputations to help weather such disruptions.

To help weather a confrontation, the company recently drew down a $500 million credit line.

He said this had reduced exposure to market risk and helped weather the turmoil on Wall Street in 2008.

Mr. Pataki has proposed borrowing $4.2 billion, raising fees by $1.4 billion and cutting spending by $4 billion to help weather the storm.

"Scandalous" has already burned through the financial reserve fund that all Broadway shows have to help weather periods of low ticket sales, the two executives said.

Mr. Vaccaro said the winds and higher seas may help "weather" the oil, breaking it up into smaller droplets that are more easily consumed by microbes.

Big companies that once invested heavily in the Internet to help keep up are now counting on its efficiencies to help weather the slowdown.

Any "tougher" guidelines that might be announced in the lead-up to the resumption of the parliament will be purely to try to help weather this storm.