Sentence examples for Valuable surviving from inspiring English sources

Klis Fortress is one of the most valuable surviving examples of defensive architecture in Dalmatia.

That thought pattern was valuable for surviving in nature, and was not much of a liability in the equally carnivorous venture industry.

This method may allow us to detect loci associated with adaptations that would be valuable for surviving climate change.

This was done because first-time parents are often unsuccessful at incubating eggs and raising chicks and the aquarium wanted to ensure the genetically valuable chick survived.

In 1992, they were bowled out for 74 by England in an early round World Cup match in Adelaide, saw rain ruin the opposition run chase, gained valuable points, survived a semi-final by the skin of their teeth and went on to beat England in the final on a memorable Melbourne evening.

There is no single answer to the problem, but there can be no solution without strong, locally effective enforcement on the ground in places where economically valuable species survive.

Believe it or not, they were young once and can give you valuable advice about surviving the high school workload!

Today, the surviving — and valuable — murals by both Knight and Hawkins are in storage at the Princeton University Art Museum.

Chylarecki said: "The animals need all of these valuable trees to survive.

What could be the world's most valuable biscuit, which survived the sinking of the Titanic more than a century ago, is to be sold at auction.

Many here say the industry has recovered so well because Libyans know just how desperately the country, which sits atop the largest proven oil reserves in Africa, needs the valuable liquid to survive.