Sentence examples for will it withstand from inspiring English sources

The big question is, how well will it withstand the force of the rushing water?

Mudie said there was wider concern among Labour MPs that the party's lead in the polls was "not firm enough, big enough and will it withstand a general election discussion?".

Fairway hopes that its wide selection and attention to its customers will help it withstand the pressures faced by supermarkets on Long Island at a time when big-box retailers like Costco and BJ's Wholesale Club, specialty retailers like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, and even drugstores and gas stations, are all competing for market share.

China has much stricter standards than the United States for earthquake resistance, he said, and the lightweight, modular construction of Sky City will help it withstand quakes.

For all the gloom these days, I end up around where The Economist did in April, when it concluded that China's "quirks and unfairnesses" — financial repression, sops to the state-owned enterprises — will help it withstand a shock.

You can sew the ribbon or glue it, though sewing it will make it withstand rain.

Nor will it long withstand America's unilateralist reflexes like the missile defense system or the micromanagement of the Kosovo war by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

"Much will depend on how well it will withstand the pressure and they are tough guys who seem to be withstanding it well," said Giorgos Kyrtsos, a political commentator.

Perhaps the biggest test for the tea party will be how it withstands an effort by the Republican establishment to reassert control over the GOP's tactics and agenda.

His coalition has been tempered by the more pro-European Liberal Democratic Party, but it remains to be seen how it will withstand the inevitable tests posed by an engagement with Europe.

It does not follow, however, that it will withstand technological competition, patent expiration and litigation or determined public efforts to improve interpretation of BRCA mutations.