1.   Computer modeling experiments suggest that this fluidity will make the blocks better able than traditional brick and mortar to withstand earthquakes, according to Cerrato.

2.   Even newer buildings often are not built to withstand an earthquake.

3.   He found them at home, safe and happy that their house had withstood the earthquake, but cowed by the horde of vandals breaking into homes at random.

4.   Many buildings were constructed to withstand earthquakes.

5.   Most houses in villages are made of mud brick and are unable to withstand strong earthquakes.

6.   Opponents of the project agree that the dry casks are somewhat safer, but question assertions that these systems can withstand earthquakes.

7.   Other uses could include heavy construction projects, such as bridges, which would be strong and have enough give to withstand earthquakes.

8.   Other uses could include loudspeakers and heavy construction projects, such as bridges, which would be strong and have enough give to withstand earthquakes.

9.   Sugiura said the wooden structures were light and should therefore withstand an earthquake, and many did.

10.   The family has holed up on the ninth floor of an apartment block that was built to withstand earthquakes.