Sentence examples for withstand issues from inspiring English sources

Ms. McMahon, showing an ability to withstand issues that have hurt Republicans elsewhere, said it was absurd for Mr. Murphy to attack her on women's issues.

Sepsis has been a long withstanding issue in modern medicine that in too many instances leads to mortality.

It can withstand a number of mistakes.

"Sometimes it's not easy doing what has to be done to talk about difficult issues, to withstand powerful forces, and that's what Carl McCall has tried to do his entire life," Mrs. Clinton said.

No kitchen, except those of military issue, can withstand the fury of escaped, roiling oil, and unless you're as tall as Shaq, you'll never be able to lift the bird above the pot at any rate.

Permits we issue must withstand scrutiny not only from U.S. EPA, but must stand up on appeal to the Environmental Review Appeals Commission and other courts.

Other goals include restoring the patent-pending period to the average of 18 months that it briefly reached in the early 1990's as opposed to the current 2 years; responding to applications within six months instead of a year; reducing the backlog by 75percentt; ensuring that issued patents can withstand scrutiny and legal challenges; and ultimately, creating a paperless agency.

The Melanesian leaders say they must show resolve to withstand pressure from big countries on issues of self-determination.

The most immediate issue will be continuing to take measures to withstand the credit crunch.

Each outpost was given a certain number of days to withstand Việt Minh forces, including Muong Khoua which was issued orders on April 13 to hold for fourteen days until April 27.

Blowing snow continuously blocked roads after being cleared, and snow removal vehicles, not equipped to withstand the excessive snow, began experiencing mechanical issues.