Sentence examples for resources to withstand from inspiring English sources

Jenufa -- as played and sung by Amanda Roocroft, magnificently -- had the inner resources to withstand her desperation.

Nevers lacked the resources to withstand the forces of Spain alone, and he appealed to France for support.

Another involves a new round of capital injections for banks deemed to have enough resources to withstand a continued economic decline.

Mr. Goldsmith and Ms. Kaufman, who also operate a restaurant in Vermont, said they had neither the energy nor the financial resources to withstand extended litigation.

Banking stress tests have been in focus since the 2008 crisis when banks across Europe were found to have run short of resources to withstand losses on loans and changes in the way they could raise finance on the money markets.

Nowadays, many societies are equipped with tools and resources to withstand the negative consequences of environment change, to some extent.

More than half of North Carolinians do not have the financial resources necessary to withstand unexpected situations including, but not limited to, loss of employment or a medical emergency.

It involved delving deep into the devotional and doctrinal resources of Catholicism to withstand the challenges of Protestantism, the scientific revolution and the onset of modernity.

Global prosperity now depends on our species' success at a totally unfamiliar assignment: to "fit" our many billions of people on this small planet, with its finite resources and finite capacity to withstand pollution.

These include wrongful dismissal cases, family law matters, and any dispute in which there exists an imbalance in terms of financial resources or the ability to withstand delay, either occasional or deliberate on the part of the opponent.

Especially affected by these changes are the poor, who do not have the resources or adequate buffer stocks to withstand a crisis and to maintain household food security on a sustainable basis.