Sentence examples for withstand the increase from inspiring English sources

Still, mortgage rates, which edged lower last week, remain low by historical standards, and economists, including the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, contend the fundamentals in the housing market are strong enough to withstand the increase in borrowing costs.

Bruce M. Bagley, a professor of international studies at the University of Miami, said it is still not clear if the improvements here and in other parts of the Caribbean are enough to withstand the increase in drug trafficking that experts are predicting.

It seems therefore that the simultaneous closure of the gonial angle cannot withstand the increase in anterior face height measured through the variable N-Me.

The hierarchical nanostructures with higher density of nanoflowers can withstand the increase in Laplace pressure, thus maintaining superhydrophobic and oleophobic characteristics even for a small droplet (Fig. 4 and Table 1).

A more immediate problem is that it's not clear that the backbone of the currency can withstand the increased use that going mainstream would take.

Her husband's team is making her available for news media interviews and has surrounded her with minders to help her withstand the increasing scrutiny.

The DZero silicon tracker is planned to be upgraded after 2005 to withstand the increased luminosity of the Tevatron collider.

Battery life: Like other aspect of the chip, the battery life was built to withstand the increased processing demands of VR and AR, along with gaming, 4K streaming and the like.

The trend towards intensified processes is unbroken in the chemical industry, particularly in the industrial nations, since it facilitates the struggle with high energy prices and helps to withstand the increasing competition from low-cost countries.

Future vertex detection at an upgraded KEK-B factory, already the highest luminosity collider in the world, will require a detector technology capable of withstanding the increased track densities and larger radiation exposures.

doi 10.1093/aob/mct262 Fruit peduncles of apple (Malus) are modified stems that connect fruits to branches whilst withstanding the increasing weight of the fruit.