Meanings of weather a downturn in English

The Fed's stress test considers how roughly 30 banks could weather a downturn lasting more than two years.

That boom has helped investment banks to weather a downturn in Hong Kong, Shanghai and other larger markets.

Essentra's wide product mix, which ranges from cigarette filters to adhesives, has helped it better weather a downturn in demand from commodity customers.

Hong Kong, long a prominent beneficiary of China's rip-roaring rise to become the world's fourth-largest economy, will likely weather a downturn in the quarters ahead.

CRH has weathered a downturn in global construction markets better than many of its peers due to its conservative approach during the boom years.