Sentence examples for to weather further from inspiring English sources

For the first time, NOAA included details about how the warming Arctic may be linked to weather further south even causing cold weather in North America and Europe.

Mr. Dimon also stressed that the bank had strong capital to withstand market swings and weather further losses.

If the Free Syrian Army can weather further Nusra assaults, the Assad regime and ISIS are closing in.

To put it bluntly, Europe's economy, and even more so the economies of Russia and Ukraine, is not particularly well positioned to weather a further disorderly escalation of tensions.

But the Federal Reserve is also planning new tests to gauge the ability of banks in the United States to weather any further deterioration in Europe, which appears to be on the cusp of a recession.

The company also reported that it had $13.5 billion in cash on hand at the end of 2012, leaving it in strong financial shape to weather any further problems with the batteries.

After weathering further Celtic attacks they gradually came more into the game, largely through the efforts of Kallum Higginbotham, but neither side looked like adding to Stokes' early opener even if Lyle Taylor was only fractionally offside before lobbing Fraser Forster for what might have been an equaliser.

The company's joint chief executives, Philippe Camus and Rainer Hertrich, said EADS was prepared to "weather a possible further deterioration of the business climate in 2003".

It will only be by becoming more independent of the state and finding external sources of funding that universities will become stronger and able to weather the many further challenges they are bound to face.

One was unable to attend due to weather conditions and a further two were unable to arrange an interview date due to practical problems.

Federal officials are expected to demand that banks maintain ultraconservative capital levels — enough to weather the possibility of a further economic downturn, said a government official who was not authorized to speak publicly.