Sentence examples for withstand bad from inspiring English sources

I just know this: with our team we can't withstand bad defense and win.

In Brazil and India that has meant building small, fuel-efficient cars that are also spacious and rugged enough to withstand bad roads and some of the world's most vicious speed bumps.

We are heading to a forested area with very rough terrain, so mules are preferred over horses as they are strong, withstand bad weather and have better footing on narrow and muddy passages.

Judge Wood and the judges of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, who upheld her ruling, found that Hormel had already proved it could withstand bad Spam jokes.

The wealthy better withstand bad times and profit more from the good.

The structure's ability to withstand bad weather or rough waters remain unclear.

"We now have to sit back and say, 'is this a one-quarter phenomenon or are we going to get more earnings warnings at the end of the first quarter?' " But despite the pall cast by Dell, the market has largely withstood bad news, as it did after recent warnings from other bellwether companies.

Philip II could withstand a bad failure of policy because he was an absolute monarch.

There's no telling how well Bassett, 36, will do in a prolonged downturn, although he says his strategy is market-neutral and he could withstand a bad market.

The garden can also provide produce to sell, income that helps family withstand a bad harvest.

Third, Speaker Paul Ryan warned his troops that Republicans, going into an election year, could not withstand the bad publicity of being held responsible for another government shutdown.