Sentence examples for withstand reductions from inspiring English sources

S.& P., which completed a review of the bond insurers in December, will rerun a test to ensure the companies have enough capital to withstand reductions in the ratings of securities they guarantee, a spokeswoman, Mimi Barker, said.

Our analysis shows that US banks are strong enough to withstand sizeable reductions in the principal of risky mortgages.

Nevertheless, we have demonstrated our panel to be sufficiently robust to withstand power reductions without loss of utility for most purposes.

In this case, it is important to determine whether the patient can withstand the reduction in blood pressure accompanying general anesthesia introduction and valve expansion due to low left ventricular function.

Yellen agreed that the economy was strengthening enough to withstand a reduction in bond purchases.

Most of the important emerging countries have gone straight, we are told, and are thus better able to withstand a sharp reduction in foreign investment than before.

Neonates of highland species compared with lowland species likely use a different cardiovascular strategy to withstand episodes of acute reductions in oxygenation.

The Federal Reserve determined recently that the economy was too weak to withstand even a small reduction in the central bank's stimulus efforts.

Adrenal insufficiency in humans or animals leads to a dramatic reduction in ability to withstand inflammatory stress [ 19].

Because the fifth toe has been significantly deformed that was unable to withstand greater pressure, it showed obvious reduction of peak pressure in the lateral forefoot and other toes regions.

The high levels of 4th chromosome nondisjunction observed in the vilya mutant are due to the inability of the achiasmate segregation system to withstand the effects of a global reduction in recombination (Zitron and Hawley, 1989 ; Hawley et al., 1992 ). Average number of progeny per female (gray line) is shown.