Sentence examples for abject survival from inspiring English sources
Malignant brain tumors represent one of the most devastating forms of cancer with abject survival rates that have not changed in the past 60 years.
For someone already in the lower income bracket, the decision to have a child most often becomes a choice between survival and abject destitution.
Left unstated amid the lawmakers' celebration of Ms. Giffords's survival was the abject failure of Congress and President Obama to repair the porous gun control laws that helped enable a mentally disturbed gunman to shoot and kill six and wound Ms. Giffords and 12 others in a matter of seconds last January.
We are, through Post Mortem, made witness to an individual's foregoing of all moral responsibility in the service of survival, and to the abject title of civil servant, which Mario says with a contemptuously desperate insistence when Sandra tells him that they must act, and when a desperate mother standing outside of the morgue asks if he knows anything.
It is a story of religious survival in the midst of abject poverty and colonial hostility.
Anand said although there has been much progress for children in Thailand and around the world in recent decades, millions of children still live in abject poverty and lack access to the basic services needed to ensure their survival.
"If we want to reduce the level of violence in other places, then it would be more efficient to focus on these factors: to bring people out of abject poverty, to provide them with the technology that loosens the connection between climate and survival, to reduce corruption, and so forth, rather than on preventing climate change.
That was abject cowardice".
Of all the abject illusions!
Tyson wept, abject and philosophical.
