to withstand a crash. That all changed when John Watson crashed his McLaren at the Monza

Therefore, it's not surprising that those tracks must constantly withstand a great deal of stress and pressure. 

those tracks must constantly withstand  a great deal of stress and pressure.  

They can live deep in the oceans and withstand the huge pressure of water.

They can even survive in the vacuum of space and can withstand radiation.

This fractured warlord era presided over a mess. No central authority could withstand Japanese incursions,

Can it really withstand earthquakes?

the structure can withstand quakes up to 6.5 on the Richter scale, to a depth of 10km and a radius of 12km away.

withstand one outlined casting what's up traction

That's actually an important part of children's emotional development: learning they can withstand those big emotions and they can make it through to the other side.

learning they can withstand those big emotions

But when a piece of metal is really thin, like a piece of foil, it's less able to withstand all of that electron activity, and it heats up really fast.

of metal is really thin, like a piece of foil, it's less able to withstand all of that electron

could withstand three times the damage sustained by the Essex class inflicted by Japanese air

a moon, gets too close to the planet and it can’t withstand the tidal forces caused