Sentence examples for weathered better from inspiring English sources

The bell-like Balenciaga from 10 years earlier (Slide 6) seems to have weathered better.

Don't be fooled by its age; although the play was first performed in 1965, Loot has weathered better than, say, a TV parody of late-90s news shows.

Parts of it have weathered better than others: where Mitchell had introduced strings, Green's production prefers a thin synthesiser, a sound that occasionally sits ill amid the classic AG sound.

Mr Flint was the financial director at the bank through the financial crisis, a crisis that HSBC weathered better than most with its diversified structure and better management of its cash.

But within the small-group language of common practice, it is Mr. Shorter whose pieces weather better through time.

France weathered recession better than some of its neighbours, but voters still showed their discontent in the March regional elections.

Malta obviously was not immune to the 2007 global crisis, but weathered it better than others did.

Here in Colorado, we have absorbed it all and weathered it better than most.

Grey slabs weather better and require less maintenance.

The toilets are nicer, the contingency plans for bad weather better, the food incalculably more inviting.

Hey, maybe we're not, and it's not just those windows that are virtual … No, but they would have made the weather better, sunsets and everything.