Sentence examples for withstand weather from inspiring English sources

Third, the emphasis on the introduction of resilient farming and other practices that will help to withstand weather shocks has its limits.

The Olympic ski courses have been made almost entirely of man-made snow since 1988 and are injected with water to create superslick, ultrahard ice that can withstand weather and competition.

The overarching reason for creating hybrids is to develop hardier grapevines to withstand weather conditions and diseases, or both, without giving up wine quality.

Another urgent need is resilient infrastructure -- roads, bridges and buildings that can withstand weather and climate extremes.

Feed the Future is one USAID program that hopes to build the capacity to withstand weather challenges.

Biotechnology - Through advances in agriculture biotechnology (GMOs), both the public and private sector are working to develop crops that can better withstand weather extremes and changing climate.

Weather-proof locks such as the All-Weather Mechanical Keyless Deadbolt Door Lock can withstand extreme weather conditions in both summer and winter.

The founders also promise the watches will be able to withstand wet weather conditions, including rain and snow and being submerged underwater.

During World War II, he designed round, efficient tin houses for the U.S. Army that were intended to withstand fierce weather conditions and were easily transported.

The platforms are normally held in position by eight or more 15-ton anchors and like the fixed platforms are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions.

Tina Wang, Hyperbola's founder, said that although her clients made smaller orders in Taiwan than they would in China, they needed fabrics that could withstand harsh weather conditions and demanding environments, which Chinese mills often lack the technology to produce.