Sentence examples for withstand attacks from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journal editorial page, for instance, which has generally been sympathetic to Mr. Romney, on Monday published an article that expressed concerns about his message and his ability to withstand attacks from Mr. Gingrich and from Democrats.

New specialist anti-terrorist response teams will be created in Birmingham, Manchester and other major cities to step up Britain's ability to withstand attacks like those in Paris and Brussels, David Cameron has announced.

The British military presence in Afghanistan is to increase to 7,700 and they are being equipped with tougher, though more expensive, equipment, including armoured vehicles designed to withstand attacks from hand-held rockets and improvised roadside bombs.

If the United States is to reduce the terrorist threat (diminishing both the probability of attack and the likely scale of harm), the next president must do a far better job of improving the security of civilians abroad, discerning and exploiting fissures among our enemies, persuading our allies to share the burdens of tackling terrorism and strengthening our capacity to withstand attacks at home.

One way to enhance the embedding efficiency is to exploit the auditory characteristics so that the embedding strength is sufficiently high to withstand attacks without introducing audible distortion.

The tests evaluated the ability of new vehicles to withstand attacks by trained locksmiths using the non-destructive entry techniques commonly deployed by car thieves.

The embassy, which replaced one destroyed by Al Qaeda bombers in 1998, is designed to withstand attack.

If they really held jurors to this standard, very few verdicts would withstand attack".

Conservatives have accused Mr. Brown of failing to ensure that British troops were properly equipped to withstand attack by the resurgent Taliban.

And so does making society more resilient, both less likely to be attacked and better able to withstand attack if it comes.

During the election campaign, one often heard the argument that institutions of American democracy are strong enough to withstand attack by Trump.