Sentence examples for to withstand without from inspiring English sources

Plato made a cognate point by banishing the artists from his ideal republic altogether, supposing that the human imagination is too malleable to withstand without corruption their assaults of fantasy and falsehood.

PWGs decision to build an army came from its experience in Andhra Pradesh, where its "Land to the Tiller" campaign led to a direct clash with the landlords, and resulted in the kind of police repression that the Party found impossible to withstand without a trained fighting force of its own.

"But it seems like there ought to be room to be able to withstand that without too much panic.

The second was the unforeseen resilience of well-organised societies to withstand bombing without suffering either moral or economic collapse.

One way to enhance the embedding efficiency is to exploit the auditory characteristics so that the embedding strength is sufficiently high to withstand attacks without introducing audible distortion.

Specifically, the QR data with a larger capacity is normally divided into non-overlapping data blocks according to its QR version to withstand damage without loss.

Most small drives should be able to withstand this without cracking or anything, but sometimes you can jar the internals enough to loosen or dislodge them.

Yen tells TechCrunch it still gets major DDoS attacks "routinely", although he reckons its defenses and network are now able to withstand them "without user impact".

These results appear to be unique to valvular tissues, and indicate an ability to withstand loading without time-dependent effects under physiologic loading conditions.

A power system bearing such an important task must be able to withstand disturbance without collapse (i.e., stability) and keep balance between the supply and the demand anytime and anywhere after the disturbance (i.e., adequacy).

At low temperature, or at high measurement frequencies, a body can be glassy, and at high or low temperatures the same material can be difficult to chew and be able to withstand extensions without permanent deformation.