Sentence examples for withstand the most from inspiring English sources

The result is a page turner that can withstand the most conscientious historians scrutiny.

Crucibles made of platinum could withstand the hottest temperatures; beakers and spatulas of it could withstand the most corrosive acids.

But in doing so, Spieth is going to have to withstand the most ferocious of pressure from players who suddenly scent victory of their own.

After the latest round of stress tests, the Fed was concerned that the bank might not have enough cash to withstand the most severe economic downturn.

In March, citing concerns that Citi might not have enough cash to withstand the most extreme economic downturn, the Federal Reserve scuttled the bank's plans to raise its dividend or increase share buybacks.

Iron ore producer Ferrexpo was up 20.5p to 179p after it posted better-than-expected profits, which the company claimed as proof it "can withstand the most extreme of economic downturns".

On Tuesday morning the school's new class of 116 ninth graders, mostly boys, gathered in an upstairs classroom, along with teachers and older students, for the competition to see which bridge withstood the most weight.

The former party leader Paddy Ashdown praised Clegg's resilience, saying he had withstood "the most ravenous media feeding frenzy I have ever experienced as a Lib Dem in 40 years of politics".

Thus Popper stresses that it should not be inferred from the fact that a theory has withstood the most rigorous testing, for however long a period of time, that it has been verified; rather we should recognise that such a theory has received a high measure of corroboration.

High-school seniors intuitively understand that if something is true it can defend itself by withstanding the most withering scrutiny.

Life support systems are being tested and technology built to withstand the remotest and most extreme environments.