Sentence examples similar to withstanding all challenges from inspiring English sources

As the Assistant Managing Editor of the LA Times Mark Duvoisin wrote: "Philips' story has withstood all challenges to its accuracy,...[and] remains the definitive account of the Shakur slaying".

As Assistant Managing Editor of the LA Times Mark Duvoisin wrote: "Philips' story has withstood all challenges to its accuracy, ...[and] remains the definitive account of the Shakur slaying".

However, it is unclear as to whether certificates can withstand all legal challenges (Lazzarini 2012, 101 02).

It must first withstand all kinds of challenges.

Companies routinely hire outside lawyers to review their tax claims and judge the likelihood of withstanding a challenge.

In response, plaintiffs' lawyers have begun building fortresses of expert testimony that they hope will withstand any challenges.

All these years later, withstanding strong challenges from the designated hitter and the steroids era, those 14 runs per game remain a World Series record.

So far, two of the bans have withstood court challenges.

Whether those actions can withstand legal challenges and make Chicago safer is not yet known.

"This transaction really positions this new company to compete and withstand the challenges of this industry".

On the other side, many philosophers — including me – argue that the law withstands these challenges.