stand up to
Example Sentences
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He was speaking alongside Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, who said it had not been easy to stand up to "completely unacceptable pressure from our closest ally."
From Barron's
“It has not been easy to stand up to a completely unacceptable pressure from one of our closest allies,” said Frederiksen, the Danish prime minister.
Crowley’s comments did not stand up to scrutiny.
From Los Angeles Times
So no, he won’t truly stand up to her, and yes, it really sucks.
From MarketWatch
Several of the current crop of Iranian filmmakers have acknowledged their debt to him, with Jaafar Panahi - whose latest film won the top prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival - saying that he taught them "how to stand up to oblivion".
From BBC
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