Sentence examples for withstand further from inspiring English sources

Not only will well-capitalised banks be able to withstand further squalls in the credit markets.

Regulators said Bank of America needed to raise $34 billion to withstand further declines in the economy.

Set the capital levels too low and financial firms may not have an adequate cushion to withstand further losses.

A second possible explanation, and one that may withstand further scrutiny, is that the productivity slowdown has been a temporary, although extended, product of the Great Recession.

With so little growth, the economy can hardly withstand further shocks from home or abroad, and worrisome signals continue to emanate from heavily indebted European countries.

If the economy stays weak, it may not be robust enough to withstand further deficit-cutting measures, including a planned rise in national-insurance contributions this April.

These have had their sternest test in schemes donated by Venezuela to replace hurricane-damaged houses in Cuba, where they have already withstood further hurricanes.

After withstanding further pressure, Milan equalised through Agostino Di Bartolomei, who volleyed home after some intricate build-up play between Hateley, Wilkins and Pietro Paolo Virdis.

Richard withstood further Carolingian attempts to subdue his duchy and, in 987, was instrumental in securing the French crown for his brother-in-law, the Robertian Hugh Capet.

Pamela S. Hyde, secretary of the New Mexico Human Services Department, said today that "a number of states will jump on the bandwagon" if the Maine program withstood further legal challenges by the pharmaceutical industry.

Over all, banks have "sufficient loss absorption capacity to withstand possible further shocks".