Sentence examples for may not withstand from inspiring English sources

That view, however, may not withstand closer scrutiny.

As with any such grand prognostication, some of it may not withstand the test of time.

The improvement in relations is so fragile that it may not withstand the strain of potential Western action in Iran.

But generic makers and their supporters, sensing that many of the biologic patents may not withstand court challenges, are lobbying for the shortest possible exclusivity period.

In a way I'd hold on to that and say, yes, if there's another major scandal permeating Fifa, it may not withstand it.

The story may not withstand skeptical scrutiny, but Mr. Winters's control of the picture's mood is so assured that doubt is as irrelevant as it would be in your most intimate nightmare.

My recent experience in North Carolina suggests that what appears on paper to have been an extensive review by state judges may not always withstand closer scrutiny.

The states, they say, may not even withstand a challenge to their standing to bring the suit, since they are only indirectly affected by the mandate.

Tumour cells that have accumulated mutations to circumvent the suppressive effect of TGFβ may not only withstand a TGFβ-rich microenvironment but also exploit the TGFβ signalling machinery for malignant progression [ 1].

One of the limitations of traditional EMSA is that some complexes do not withstand the conditions and may produce a smear during electrophoresis.

None of the military, civil, or courtly architecture has survived; being built of mud, brick and wood, such structures may not have withstood repeated invasions.