Sentence examples for because the survival of from inspiring English sources
This is evolutionary suicide because the survival of the species depends on genetic diversity.
Sarkozy invited Gordon Brown and the Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper, to last year's D-day commemorations because "the survival of their governments was at stake".
Killing is, indeed, no big deal, a thing that happens all the time, because the survival of some depends on the death of others.
The large herring fisheries are subject to great fluctuations in their annual catches because the survival of the populations of young herrings varies widely from year to year.
Sorry, Gerhard Thiele, but there is a perfectly clear-cut answer: in the short term, for further economic growth (think space tourism and space solar power), and in the long term, because the survival of our civilisation depends upon it.
But Professor Wang Yukai of China's Academy of Governance says the critics should suspend judgment because the survival of the Communist Party hangs in the balance and the president has the public behind him.
This will be the worst, most passionate war that humanity has ever known, because the stakes--the survival of our species--have never been so high.
It is thought that these responses to light persist because of the survival of melanospin-containing intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs), which project primarily to the circadian pacemaker and are functionally distinct from the rod and cone photoreceptors that mediate vision.
Give it some thought because ultimately the survival of your business could depend on it.
However, because of the survival of even later commentaries attributed to philosophers with Christian names such as Elias and David, it is commonly supposed that in the later 6th century pagan philosophy was indeed still being taught in Alexandria, by Christians.
The paternal X-chromosome appears a prerequisite for lethality of the Igf2 +m/−p females because of the survival of male Igf2 +m/−p progeny.
