Sentence examples for weather the changes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weather the changes" is not correct; it should be "weather the storm." You can use it when referring to enduring or surviving difficult situations or changes.
Example: "In times of economic uncertainty, businesses must find ways to weather the storm and adapt to new market conditions."
I am confident that they are well equipped to weather the changes".
Those who stayed did their best to weather the changes in the economy.
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As stocks kicked off the second week of earnings season, investors searched the reports for hints about the direction of the economy and especially for some sign about how banks would weather the changes in the overhaul of financial regulations.
Granted, it was through these revenue channels that WorldMate has managed to weather the changes in mobile platforms and OSes, adapting also by focusing on incremental changes.
His drive in Hungary was fantastic considering what the elements threw at him with the weather, the changes in conditions, the safety car and the accidents.
For now, HMV appears to be weathering the changes well.
Most were durable enough to weather the enormous changes in Bedford-Stuyvesant's history.
When the weather changes, the air pressure changes, and the body responds accordingly.
As the weather changes, the statue takes on different appearances.
Funny how quickly the weather changes, the painter thought absent-mindedly, and kept walking.
