Sentence examples for withstand increasingly from inspiring English sources

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A suicide attack Thursday on a bus in Rawalpindi was the first that singled out workers of Pakistan's prized nuclear labs, military analysts and prominent national newspapers said, raising new questions about the government's ability to withstand increasingly bold assaults by the Taliban against the country's military complex.

As a matter of necessity, Tilsen says, the buildings will need to be able to withstand increasingly sudden shifts from cold to hot weather.

That's why in The Leap manifesto we have these key demands: "We need to invest in our decaying public infrastructure so that it can withstand increasingly frequent extreme weather events".

MDR is displayed by many cancer cells to withstand increasingly higher doses of antineoplastic compounds [ 3].

Will schools be built to withstand increasingly unpredictable seasons, slashing rains and high winds?

The international forces came to the aid of Griffon, a liberal democratic republic and important regional economy, to help it withstand the increasingly aggressive actions of the military junta running neighboring Orion.

Finally, Guerilla is a Horde variant where your team has to withstand 50 waves of increasingly hostile enemies.

Resilience – the ability of individuals, communities and states to withstand shocks – is an increasingly important development goal at a time of recurring crises.

Granting vulnerable communities the skills to face and withstand risk is an increasingly important component of humanitarian action, and an area to which UNICEF is deeply committed.

Djokovic's rivals appear increasingly able to withstand his relentless defense; Wawrinka was the one winning the extended rallies in their match, with brutal, repeated groundstrokes.

"Given the dominant role of the services sector, the survey fuels concerns over the fragility of the economy and its ability to withstand the fiscal tightening that increasingly kicked in from April," said Howard Archer, of IHS Global Insight.