Sentence examples for may not weather from inspiring English sources

Updated at 6.16am BST 6.15am BST Your verdict Clay emails: "It looks like Mayweather is heading for his first loss, so far all Maidana" Spike Corwin emails: "Floyd May Not Weather this damn storm....Go Chino Go!!!!" Ben Grant emails: "It looks to me as if Mayweather is having to dig deeper than usual.

One could go through all the reasons this tweet is wrong and bad: Climate is not weather, climate change may lead to more extreme cold-weather events, etc.

Fosbury may not have weathered the criticism he faced if not for his coaches' support.

Research has found that nighttime tornadoes are twice as likely to kill people as daytime tornadoes, largely because people are asleep and may not hear weather radios or sirens.

Travel Tips Trip insurance may not keep bad weather at bay, but it can reimburse a traveler who is forced to cancel a vacation or incur additional costs.

Shamoon Hafez reports:  "It may not be tropical weather conditions in Russia but these two sides are in red hot form.

If we're lucky Spring will show up in April, but we may not see good weather until June.

It may not be ideal weather for a city break now the cold has come, but if there's one thing Europe does well in winter, it's Christmas markets -- particularly Eastern Europe and the Germanic countries.

Always prepare for seasonal annoyances which may not necessarily be weather related.

And some restaurants, already in trouble because of the downturn in the economy, may not be able to weather the storm.

Now Morgan Stanley, which never regained the prestige and power it had in the years before the 2008 crisis, is quickly becoming a focal point for investors who fear that it may not be able to weather another financial storm In another closely watched indicator of investor sentiment, the cost of buying protection against a default of Morgan Stanley bonds has soared.