Sentence examples similar to potential to weather from inspiring English sources

The seed capital will also be used to insure private investors and to weather potential early losses.

"SSE have shown today that the big energy firms are able to cut their costs and profits, and be confident about their ability to weather potential uncertainty in the wholesale markets, to give bill payers long-term price security.

Cost flexibility at its theme parks has Disney prepared to weather a potential recession.

"A downgrade could obviously raise GM's borrowing costs, but we think GMAC has prepared to weather a potential credit downgrade," J.P. Morgan said.

The potential to spread weather or other hazard warnings electronically is growing ever stronger thanks to sophisticated tracking technologies and personal electronics, Hayhoe said.

In the Owls' defense, the game was delayed multiple times due to weather, disrupting any potential momentum.

"It's an affordable indulgence – and that's why it's been able to weather all sorts of potential threats throughout the years".

HSBC shareholders have given the bank a $17.7 billion cash cushion to weather the downturn, cover potential custody liabilities in the Bernard Madoff scam and hunt for acquisitions.

Such investigations have the potential to help people weather damages from nature, disease, or any of the many other threats present on this dangerous planet.

"Because our weather pattern is so uncertain, every day has the potential to bring severe weather," Ms. August said.

The El Nino is still in its early stages, but has the potential to cause extreme weather around the world, according to forecasters.