Sentence examples for actually survives from inspiring English sources
It seems, rather, that the only way we can know what constitutes fitness, as a general matter, is by operationalizing the definition of fitness, that is, by looking at what actually survives in actual populations.
This can lead to further damage to the coral that actually survives the initial impact of the grounding.
In one episode, Homer thinks he has 24 hours to live, but actually survives into the 25th.
It doesn't span the street, but it's placed right next to it, adjacent to it, and I think you can see that very well in these two views here, which also show that quite a bit of ancient road actually survives, or a piece of ancient road actually survives, in the Roman Forum.
– Glenn Collins The New York Times: Speaking of slime, behold the Vampyroteuthis infernalis — vampire squid — which scientists long assumed was a nasty predator, but actually survives on organic debris.
But lo and behold, the Mi Mix 3 actually survives with just a little flex.
Of those with an expected survival chance of under 10%, 29% did actually survive their ICU stay, although no data are given regarding whether they survived their hospital stay.
Because organisms, groups, and even genomes do not actually survive the evolution-by-selection process, the answer to the survival question must be the replicator.
He needs the case to actually survive.
But millennialism actually survived at two levels.
Could a child that small actually survive?
