"It helps to promote Huawei around the world that we are a big company that can withstand the difficulties from the US government".
Each leader's emotional comfort zone must be present and accounted for in order to withstand the difficulties of traversing a fundamentally new course of action.
She says that it is thanks to soccer that she can withstand financial difficulties and poverty.
Only a more ultimate goal would allow me to withstand all the difficulties I've gone through".
The actual definition is the mental, or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty.
Many adolescents stressed the importance of being part of the group, which resulted in trying snus, and the difficulty to withstand peer pressure.
At the centre of control efforts in Northern Uganda was St Mary Lacor hospital in Gulu, an NGO hospital that had established resilient systems capable of withstanding the operational difficulties of two decades of conflict around it.
No human has been exposed to the level of radiation that it would take to make that trip [to Mars]." Beyond the many physical difficulties astronauts will have to withstand during long journeys, veterans say the psychological aspects of hurtling through deep space shouldn't be discounted.
The far fewer examples of subtle novelties (e.g. directional asymmetry in the feeding apparatus of snail-eating snakes [9] or the stabilized jaw articulation in New World jays to withstand cracking acorns, is likely due to the difficulty of their identification and discovery.
Alvarez's neat combinations were having no effect, with Mayweather able to withstand whatever was thrown at him without too much difficulty.
The surface epithelial cell layer can probably withstand and handle some bacteria, but will probably have difficulty withstanding substantial direct bacterial contact for a long period.
