Sentence examples for withstand itself from inspiring English sources

Emerging from Shamu Stadium, Pending Vegan felt he could withstand his wife's judgment, as he could withstand SeaWorld, as SeaWorld could withstand itself.

But when it comes to the economy, Europe remains optimistic that it can decouple itself and withstand collateral damage from a possible recession in the United States.

In the fluid world of Hollywood, where companies often collaborate, a studio could team up with independents, positioning itself to withstand a longer strike.

The thaumatin-like protein, which had not been able to withstand ten minutes by itself in synthetic stomach conditions, was found intact after an hour in a real stomach.Dr Cirkovic-Velickovic's theory is that pectin is forming a gel in the stomach during digestion and that this is hampering the destruction of allergens.

Resilience: the ability of a system to tolerate disturbance without collapsing into a qualitatively different state; to withstand shocks and rebuild itself when necessary.

If so, it remains to be seen whether the old economy stocks -- not to mention the old economy itself -- can withstand the onslaught.

The ward, which includes decontamination chambers, is itself prepared to withstand a chemical or biological attack.

Even though Constantinople itself managed to withstand the assault, the depredations inflicted on its environs were clear evidence of the wrath of God.

So the agency, which was established in the fall of 1998, has had three different chairmen in less than a year, and has found itself unable to withstand outside pressure.

Dr. Cortese argues that Congress, in its management of the Medicare program, has proved itself unable to withstand the political pressure and blandishments of lobbyists.

He also warned Haynes that the legal opinions the Administration was counting on to protect itself might not withstand scrutiny — such as the notion that Guantánamo was beyond the reach of U.S. courts.