Sentence examples for withstand lower from inspiring English sources

U.S. exploration firms might be able to withstand lower oil prices than OPEC members that need oil revenue to balance their budgets and keep their citizens content.

One reason the industry can withstand lower prices is that rapidly advancing technology brings down the cost and risks of finding oil.

This control of the process allows the big companies to withstand lower hog prices, because they can make it up on the retail end.

It can withstand lower prices better than most, since it can balance its budget at an oil price of just $49 a barrel, according to the IMF.

The cartel would like to reassert its authority over oil prices but some producing countries, such as Saudi, can withstand lower crude values for much longer than others, and the relative costs of production vary wildly between nations.

Although Saudi Arabia needs oil prices to be around $85 in the longer term, it has deep pockets with a reserve fund of some $700bn - so can withstand lower prices for some time.

(Hot water contains much more energy than hot air, and so is harder to withstand at lower temperatures).

(Hot water contains much more energy than hot air, and so is harder to withstand at lower temperatures). To prove that fat equals flavor, Kenji suggests forming three different lean-beef burger patties, with added fats from beef, lamb, and pork.

On the other hand, yeast cells cannot survive even these Gc levels and they can only withstand Gc concentrations lower than 60 nM.

Longstanding increased arterial stiffness (manifested as increased pulse pressure) and CVD in these patients may render them less able to withstand vigorous BP lowering.

Increased sensitivity to aconitine suggests that O3 exposure altered the degree to which the cardiovascular system can withstand stress by lowering the threshold for the initiation of adverse ventricular arrhythmias.