Sentence examples for withstand fluctuations from inspiring English sources
The United States is best prepared among the Western powers to withstand fluctuations in oil markets through drawdowns from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which today holds about 580 million barrels of oil.
They are now better positioned to withstand fluctuations in funding, and can prove to funders that they are proactive about maintaining efficiency.
A small brewery can't necessarily withstand fluctuations in the cost of ingredients, such as those happening now in the malt and hops markets, nor can it weather reverberations from the collapse of affiliated business, like the very recent implosion of two Canadian equipment manufacturers who Good Beer Hunting reports owe more than $20 million to more than 370 companies combined.
That way you can "withstand fluctuations in markets, or bad years," Butsic told me.
In short, dominance of Hydrogenobaculum bacteria in SHP was attributed to their inherent adaptability to withstand fluctuations in both temperature and oxygen concentration, as well as their metabolic capacity to assimilate carbon or use hydrogen as an energy source.
Despite the inefficiency of ATP generation through glycolysis, the breakdown of glucose into lactate provides cancer cells with a number of advantages, including the ability to withstand fluctuations in oxygen levels, and the production of intermediates that serve as building blocks to support rapid proliferation.
At the level I play, the short-run fluctuations are in the range of a few thousand dollars". In fact, the ability to withstand the fluctuations is what distinguishes the pro from the counter wanna-be.
That same year Busch discovered a means of pasteurizing beer so that it could withstand temperature fluctuations, enabling the firm to distribute its beer on a nationwide basis.
The dispatched power of the wind farm is constrained by the ability of the restored system to withstand power fluctuations.
Low temperature is a primary determinant of growth and survival among organisms and almost all animals need to withstand temperature fluctuations in their surroundings.
Mytilus edulis has a wide distributional pattern, mainly due to its abilities to withstand wide fluctuations in salinity, desiccation, temperature, and oxygen tension.
