bear up under

But often these rules don't bear up under scrutiny; Merriam-Webster tends to cite great writers who break this or that "rule" .

But there is a subtle logical leap that, I believe, does not bear up under closer scrutiny.

I don't know how she continues to bear up under the strain of having to look after her invalid mother.

He aspires to fame, but his attempt at Broadway is a failure that he cannot bear up under.

You have to bear up under the hospitality of the ancestral home for two years.

This boat will bear up under hurricane winds.

Some people can't bear up under the stress of the modern life.

Some young people couldn't bear up under the stress of the modern life.

The branch couldn't bear up under the stress of the heavy snow.

I know you will bear up under this loss with courage and faith.

The limb could not bear up under the stress of heavy snow.