Sentence examples for needs to weather from inspiring English sources

The bank lending system now needs to weather a nasty storm, a growing number of analysts and economists say.

Monti and the EU gratuitously blocked WorldCom's proposed merger with Sprint, a sensible combination that would have helped WorldCom gain the muscle it needs to weather the storms of change battering telecommunications.

There are back-up generators, a system to turn the indoor pool water into oxygen, a state-of-the-art security system, thermal generated power and enough wine cellar space to lay in a supply for years to come -- everything a head of state needs to weather a national or worldwide emergency.

We have known for a long time what Americans need to weather the bad times.

"We needed to weather the storm in the first period, and we did," Snow said.

The Boies report got Tyco the money it needed to weather liquidity problems this year.

Financial investors also can provide grain elevator operators the money they need to weather today's more volatile commodity markets.

Nor are fickle commercial fortunes the only contingencies that the architects of Zee Town will need to weather.

"We needed to weather it out a little bit better than what we did and a couple of the tries were pretty unacceptable," he said.

"He's not afraid to come out and play aggressive tennis which he did, I just needed to weather the storm, hang in there and wait for my opportunity.

But we can't deny – for us, at least, the game provides some unlikely insights into our urgent need to weather the range of climate impacts that are heading our way.