Sentence examples for is difficult to withstand from inspiring English sources

They showed that the flow pattern was strongly affected by the heat flux and it is difficult to withstand bubbly flow regimes using water as working fluid due to its high surface tension and large contact angle.

Sharapova was in almost total control during the second set and, as well as Jankovic played against Williams, it is difficult to imagine her withstanding Sharapova in this form.

It is difficult to determine whether the plan can withstand the headwinds of Europe's continuing financial woes, and France's lingering recession and an unemployment rate near 11 percent.

Thus, it is difficult to find any one material or design that can withstand the effects of all feed types under all conditions.

It is very difficult to withstand this violence, to eliminate it.

At low temperature, or at high measurement frequencies, a body can be glassy, and at high or low temperatures the same material can be difficult to chew and be able to withstand extensions without permanent deformation.

The architects resisted, telling Kendall that it would be difficult to design a space that could withstand the extremes of heat and cold.

Embraces are far more difficult to withstand than attacks.

So even though a person may be able to resist one temptation, subsequent temptations become more difficult to withstand.

Work-site strength training sessions are previously shown to prevent and reduce neck-shoulder pain in computer workers, but difficult to withstand for longer periods of time.

Both animals possess submerged maneuverability skills and a natural resistance to undersea pressure that humans find difficult to withstand.