Sentence examples for withstand a loss from inspiring English sources

They have started gaming out which communities might be able to withstand a loss of services.

And the uranium fuel is encapsulated in rugged "pebbles", the size of tennis balls, which are designed to withstand a loss of coolant without disintegrating, making the reactor extremely safe.

For simplicity a common basic design of the current leads for W7-X and JT-60SA is planned which requests that the current leads work independently of the orientation, and from the experimental boundaries given by W7-X and JT-60SA the current leads have to withstand a loss of He coolant for more than 10 min and allow a discharge of the magnet system although a quench of the HTS part has happened.

"The stress tests said that through the two-year cycle, big banks had to have enough capital plus earnings to withstand a 9percentt loss rate," Mr. Whalen said.

Housing analysts say that offers like these have caused a spike in home foreclosures, because some new owners have lacked the financial cushion to withstand a job loss, illness or divorce and still make their mortgage payments.

Before he made that investment, Mr. Hybiak ran the numbers to be sure his client could withstand a total loss of his "play money" and not derail his retirement plans.

Anzhi's owner, Suleiman Kerimov, may be wealthy enough to withstand a $14bn loss in the 2008 crash but even he must wonder if last night represented value for his money.

Most simply don't have the economic stability to withstand a job loss without hurting their families, stripping them of access to life-or-death medical care, or losing their homes.

Five hundred milliliters may be considered as an alert line since most healthy women can withstand a blood loss of up to 1000 ml without vital functions becoming endangered [ 6, 9- 12].

As it is the ability of European banks -- especially those based in the affected countries -- to withstand a steep losses on their debt holdings, it remains unclear whether this second round of stress tests will achieve the level of credibility that European regulators are hoping for.

The cane toad has a high tolerance to water loss; some can withstand a 52.6% loss of body water, allowing them to survive outside tropical environments.