Sentence examples for that will weather from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

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

Or is it best to seek self-sufficiency in every type of food that will, weather permitting, grow within a country's borders?

Vladimir Putin has promised that Russia will weather the rouble crisis, adding that he feels no responsibility for the currency's fall.

"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.

He weathered that; he will weather this as well.

Perhaps the artist is leaving us with the hope that we will weather this storm too.

Most in Silicon Valley believe that Facebook will weather the bad headlines.