Sentence examples for because it can survive from inspiring English sources

Like many invasive species, it is difficult to eradicate because it can survive even when cut back.

The Abrams, which was first completed in 1980, is a peerless war machine not only because it can kill enemy tanks at "standoff" range — beyond the reach of enemy fire — but because it can survive almost any strike.

Because it can survive in acidic environments, it remains intact in the stomach and promotes the destruction of the gastric mucosa.

Because it believes it can survive only by keeping the Korean Peninsula near war, it creates a risk of sparking just that, perhaps through some accident or miscalculation.

Only the Arctic fox may survive because it can live on anything from fish that wash ashore to musk ox carcasses".

Ukip will do well because it can best survive in the polluted atmosphere that engulfs debate about migration and Europe, but also because it's a perfect vehicle for a protest vote.

"This creates an aggressive culture that continues because it selects people who can survive in it--people who are likely to be thick-skinned and aggressive themselves.

In an accompanying essay, Ting Jia and Eric G. Pamer of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cadmit Centhatadmithehat "the spleen lacks the gravitas of neighboring organs" like the liver or the stomach "because we can survive without it".

It is unknown, however, how much E. chlorotica relies on the photosynthetic capacity of the chloroplasts it brings into its body for energy, because individuals can survive long periods of darkness (possibly through digesting their stored plastids).

Tame it Dandelions do well in a lawn because they can survive being mowed and trampled.

"We shouldn't take it as saying, 'if I do fraud I will get a 10% drop, and I can survive it,' because it could be much more or much less depending on the nature of the event," Barabási says.