Sentence examples for and survives in a from inspiring English sources

The ball is tangible evidence of an event that was not televised and survives in a brief radio snippet and in the memories of those who were there (or pretend to have been).

The human sickle cell allele has harmful effects in homozygotes and survives in a population only because it confers resistance to malaria in heterozygotes.

It dates to between 1002 and 1004, and survives in a 12th-century manuscript.

How can we be true to ourselves and survive in a ruthless world?

Bobo explained how to navigate by the stars and survive in a sandstorm – two skills that I hoped I wouldn't need.

"I was trying to live and survive in a world that was as close to alien as you can get on Earth," he says.

Clerkenwell's traditions of making clocks and watches began in the 18th century and survive in a villagelike district with a mixture of housing, workshops, and business services for the adjacent City of London.

What they have in common, friends and colleagues say -- and what may ultimately be key to their success as a team -- is an ability to forge pragmatic alliances and survive in a corporate culture where turnover is unexpected and frequent.

What you'll learn A degree in design and crafts can help you make the leap from being a budding maker or designer, to becoming a creative professional, capable of producing inspiring work and surviving in a competitive job sector.

Whatever was left of an effective weapons capability, he said, was largely subsumed into corrupt money-raising schemes by scientists skilled in the arts of lying and surviving in a fevered police state.

However, it is not clear how FeO can form and survive in a C-rich environment.