Sentence examples similar to better survived from inspiring English sources

The quota system helps local producers better survive against the inevitable Hollywood invasion".

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So this reform had better survive — because if it doesn't, many Americans who need health care won't.

Now they will revert to what they do much better: surviving as guerrillas in the desert.So what next?

In Haiti specifically, Dr. Hough said, scientists developing microzonation maps can now incorporate the topographic effects seen along the ridge in their work to help the country rebuild properly and better survive the next earthquake.

Money rents were more flexible and could better survive the fragmentation of property between coheirs or its alienation in bits to others, both practices being very common in Italy.

Contrary to her expectations and those of other researchers in the field, the insects raised on the overgrazed land did much better, surviving at greater frequency and growing more quickly than those raised on fertilized plants.

Such modification is believed to adapt the cell to better survive its environment.

Individuals with heritable traits that enable them to better survive and reproduce in a particular environment will leave more offspring.

Coexistence of the isoenzymes in the genome may permit the strain to better survive under iron deficiency conditions.

An individual that does not waste energy on useless structures may use this energy for other things that allow it to better survive or reproduce.