Sentence examples for that it will weather from inspiring English sources

But because of the way in which it has melded technology and service, there is much to suggest that it will weather an economic downturn better than its rivals.An understanding of the firm's success requires some understanding of the technology that goes into its civil-aircraft engines.

"Discover's announcement that it has applied for TARP funding increases the likelihood that it will weather the economic downturn, but government funding is also not the foundation of a solid business model," said Gillen.

I also think it was a very brave and different show to do and that it will weather the test of time very well.

He weathered that; he will weather this as well.

It's companies that have cost-cutting ahead of them, rather than behind them, that will weather price competition.

Apple's AI strategy needs some TLC to strengthen Siri, but with the AirPods and HomePod, Apple is building a unified front on audio hardware that will weather the gimmicks of a market that seems artificially mature to begin with.

Perhaps it's because the hotel building incorporates local stone and rock to create a warm tone that will weather to match the natural backdrop.

This domestic market leadership, leading cost position and commitment to service is characteristic of "the whales" that will weather the storm.

Comark is in the business of building "rugged, user-friendly structures" that will weather all elements and user traffic too.

It remains likely that RIM will weather the case, pay off whatever it has to and keep its service up and running without interruption.

But analysts are optimistic that HP will weather the storm and, if it does, Fiorina will continue to top the list of America's Top Businesswomen for years to come.