Sentence examples for withstood to from inspiring English sources

In the past, a more productive and expanding private sector could have withstood — to a degree — the financial drain of a costly and profligate public sector.

He hit the road again for the Kentucky Derby and the start of the three-races-in-five-weeks grind that he withstood to emerge as the 12th Triple Crown champion and the first in 37 years.

Proppants are small spheres that must have enough strength to withstand to high closure stresses.

The amount of plagues Pharaoh was willing to withstand to keep his slaves is pretty impressive.

In the past, these arguments have enabled Pakistan to withstand efforts to confront the terrorists.

Do what you can to withstand succumbing to it.

They are more profitable, more customer-focused, safer, and more likely to withstand temptations to leave.

Broken tiles can compromise the roof's ability to withstand exposure to rain and sun.

Baseball has always withstood efforts to remove its exemption entirely.

The bridge was built to withstand winds up to (century storms) and has been designed to withstand earthquakes.

His ability was so staggering that Chelsea were determined to withstand substantial punishment to get him.