Sentence examples for to withstand more from inspiring English sources

Their ability to withstand more of this must be in question.

Big French banks may offer plausible arguments for why their capital cushions are sufficiently plump to withstand more than a Greek default, but markets have moved on.

Hull had to withstand more pressure, but continued to play football and almost scored when Shaun Briscoe broke clear, but he was scythed down by Jon Wilkin.

And third, hospital units – A&E, dermatology, children's services, orthopaedics – and some entire hospitals will not be able to withstand more patient choice and ultra-competition.

More immediately, Dr. Davis speculates, re-energized brain cells could behave like mitochondrial-drenched muscle cells, becoming more resistant to fatigue and, since bodily fatigue is partly mediated by signals from the brain, allowing you to withstand more exercise.

Adapting northern cities to climate change is also a difficult sell due to the price tag: costs typically increase by 30 to 40% to build a structure able to withstand more volatile permafrost conditions, Kerimov says.

However, while this species has been suggested to be highly sensitive to habitat disturbance, apparently it is of little importance compared to hunting, as it can withstand more or less any forest condition.

She's the jodhpurwearing, cleavage-baring nymphomaniac Nazi who plies her trade as the mistress of a concentration camp-cum-knocking shop (her mission: to prove that women can withstand more pain than men).

As such it can be offered to patients who could not withstand more invasive procedures such as surgical resection.

The new kiln can withstand more than 3,300 degrees Fahrenheit.

It seems that the country cannot withstand more confrontation".