Sentence examples for is withstood from inspiring English sources
verb
To resist or endure (something) successfully.
This is because in implants designed to migrate in the cement mantle, compatibility of this design with the cement mantle (i.e. whether this is withstood by the cement mantle) is also of importance (Shen 1998).
This is not because the French economy is withstanding them robustly.
"The improvement supports the view that the economy is withstanding the ongoing tapering by the Fed.
Still, on the whole, Japanese culture is withstanding the assaults of globalization.
Lay, who quit at the board's urging nearly a year ago, is withstanding the strain of his legal problems courageously, according to Ramsey.
Difficulty is withstanding excessive cholesterol is because the only cell type capable of degrading cholesterol is hepatocyte; other cells and tissues have to find a way around it.
"He's withstood it all," he said.
Any such demands must be withstood.
Donnelly's style must be withstood before it is enjoyed.
But Burton's operatic rage is not to be withstood.
He will not be withstood on these matters.
