Sentence examples for well withstood from inspiring English sources

Signed and dated, the image of a man famous in his time but now forgotten is in impeccable condition, which further enhances its rarity — few German Renaissance paintings have so well withstood the vicissitudes of time.

The film had strong adhesion to substrate and could well withstand high scratch loads.

The results indicate that the arched wall can well withstand seismic forces.

Finally, Ang 洪惟仁 (2003, 2012) argued that the phonological system can well withstand the potential impact imposed by the /dz/→/l/ merger without major reorganization.

If the aponeurosis cannot be found, then the muscle and some fatty tissue should be substituted, as the muscle, when subjected to pressure, gradually flattens out into an aponeurosis in many joints, but it does not well withstand the early pressure which is necessary to a good result.

The box should be made of a tough material that can pretty well withstand whatever your siblings decide to try on it.

Saints did well to withstand a sustained period of Wigan pressure after that, but had no answer to the long-range raid launched by Tomkins.

Only four of England's starting pack were actually born in England but, under Eddie Jones, there is a shared esprit de corps and clear-eyed sense of purpose that their next two opponents, Argentina and Australia, will do well to withstand.

Gatland also has a history of preferring his leader to be a member of the pack, while O'Driscoll's battered body will do well to withstand the extreme demands of three full-on Tests on successive Saturdays.

It concluded — as had an earlier study by a presidential commission — that the explosion resulted from a series of poor decisions by BP and others, including a major miscalculation involving the ability of the well to withstand sudden increases in pressure.

"They pressed us in an incredible fashion but we did well to withstand that and then go and score".