Sentence examples for long withstand from inspiring English sources
His naïve explanation could not long withstand critical examination.
Nor will it long withstand America's unilateralist reflexes like the missile defense system or the micromanagement of the Kosovo war by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The rise of the Internet has created a new dynamic in the business world, one that a group of outmoded monopolists, with a few prohibitionists along for old times' sake, cannot long withstand.
He put forward sincere, factually based explanations on behalf of his clients, listened attentively to the public's response, then conveyed it back to his masters, helping them to understand better how to meet people's expectations.This principled version of PR did not long withstand pressure from clients to take a more forceful stance.
But no company can long withstand delegitimization.
No one was optimistic that the city could long withstand the siege.
On Thursday, a senior Chinese official declared that the China-North Korea friendship has long "withstood the tests of international tempests".
How a company founded in 1735, having long withstood revolutions in industry and popular tastes, went bankrupt is the subject of considerable debate here.
THOUGH having long withstood the national economic doldrums, the real estate market in the New York metropolitan region was already slipping toward a slowdown by Sept. 11, housing economists and specialists say.
In contrast, there is a long withstanding concern regarding the putative adverse effects of chronic nitrate exposure related to cancer and adverse hormonal effects.
It's proof positive where no proof should have been needed, that the adage of white equals height continues to be a long withstanding falsehood.
