Sentence examples for best survive from inspiring English sources
Big brands and active market leaders, like McDonald's and Pepsi, stand to best survive the storm.
Like with natural selection, failure is part of what makes start-ups, in toto, so successful: only the best survive.
Both are stored at the back of the aircraft and wrapped in titanium or stainless steel, to best survive a crash.
Mr. Stubblebine said that well-rounded tech workers who could strike a balance between business, social and technology skills would best survive the upheaval.
"THE promotion of network neutrality", wrote Tim Wu of Columbia Law School in a widely read paper a decade ago, is about "preserving a Darwinian competition among every conceivable use of the Internet so that only the best survive".
In the last year, talk of enforced redundancy and industrial action has been replaced by a more measured conversation about how we can all best survive and prosper in an industry that continues to change at a breathtaking rate.
It may be true that the Southern states can claim the best surviving storytellers, or the most.
Those who best survived hardship were the ones who had gorged themselves on energy-rich animal fat.
Yugoslavia was the place in Europe where the oral tradition had best survived… In India, an even more elaborate tradition had survived.
The best of Brecklands * Lakenheath Warren: viewed from the adjoining bridleway, this is one of the best surviving examples of the traditional, open Brecks heath landscape.
One of the best surviving examples of Ludwigsburg faience is a jar decorated with cold gilding and overglaze colours, now in the National Museum of Ceramics, Sèvres, France.
