Usage examples with stand up to

be unable to stand or bear or put up with
ضاقَ ذَرْعاً بِـ أو عَنْ

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How can we expect people in a university lecture hall to stand up to violent threats when this is the reaction of our leaders?
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Time for this city to stand up to this corporate giant.
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When incensed enough he will stand up to anyone, even his father, and during these moments he can be surprisingly eloquent.
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Some legumes also stand up to prolonged cooking, which can help break down the oligosaccharides into simple sugars.
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The deliverer who will stand up to bankers and lenders!
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How, then, can your vague concepts, which are against this natural order, stand up to the truth?
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Does their music stand up to the scrutiny of year after year and how does it measure up to the great ones that came before?
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Although brought to trial he was not convicted after eyewitness testimony did not stand up to scrutiny.
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A vicious woman, she can stand up to anyone but cowers from her father and her husband.
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They've got stout frames, excellent suspension, and suitably brawny build kits that will stand up to plenty of white-line fever moments.
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