Sentence examples similar to many cannot stand from inspiring English sources
Led by France and Germany, European countries have decided to spend colossal sums of taxpayers' money they cannot afford to heal mounting internal disparities they cannot conceal to shore up an edifice many believe cannot stand.
Many listeners still cannot stand Schoenberg.
"JOHN BULL can stand many things but he cannot stand two per cent".
Second, the thrill of his recklessness appeals to conservative voters (and indeed many other Americans) who cannot stand politics. .
Now, the broader phenomenon is that so many contenders, including Matrix Online, simply cannot stand up to the overwhelming popularity of online gaming's new leviathan: World of Warcraft, made by Blizzard Entertainment, based in Irvine, Calif.
Russia says it cannot stand aside because many of the people in the breakaway regions are its citizens.
Characteristic of many American Indian languages is a polysynthetic word structure, in which words are made up of many so-called bound elements (which cannot stand by themselves but only in conjunction with other elements).
Although conventional radiography is a common method for detecting small amount of intraperitoneal free air [5], imagers may not detect pneumoperitoneum or retroperitoneum in up to 49% of patients [6]; in addition, many patients with acute abdominal pain cannot stand to have a chest radiograph, so decubitus abdominal x-ray is usually used [7].
However, such functional data, when used to support statistical signals that cannot stand on their own, are susceptible to many biases (94).
