Sentence examples for need to withstand from inspiring English sources
Our need to observe combatants' human rights must be balanced with our existential need to withstand these tyrannical movements.
Cervantes plays upon the human need to withstand suffering, which is one reason the knight awes us.
You may need to withstand elemental onslaughts or, just as testing, the wrecking of your interior landscape.
"Leaves also need to withstand high winds, allow water to run off them easily and avoid being eaten by herbivores".
The next important thing will need to withstand the controls that may be imposed on how it is implemented.
Prefab construction results in a structurally stronger residence, says Winn, because the walls need to withstand being transported by truck.
And to do that, he needed to withstand the contact.
But Judge Vaughn Walker seemed to feel Blankenhorn just needed to withstand the heat.
Stronger and heavier landing gear might be needed to withstand higher landing speeds.
The men were not wearing the survival suits they would have needed to withstand the cold.
New approaches to breeding are needed to withstand increasingly common heat waves and keep pace with growing global food demand.
