Sentence examples for certain to survive from inspiring English sources
Despite some predictions to the contrary, those homes and the psyches in them are certain to survive it.
The president's health care program, which Mitt Romney had vowed to begin dismantling on the first day of his presidency, now seems certain to survive.
He has grown up certain to survive past the age of five without dying from diarrhoea or malaria or pneumonia, as millions of the world's toddlers still do.
He looked certain to survive the day until Francis got the new ball to seam back and clip the opener's off-stump.
With the election over and the law almost certain to survive, the group is honing its fund-raising and testing strategies for persuading people to sign up for health insurance — a process that will begin in less than a year.
They won the Championship last season with a massive 102 points, nine ahead of Burnley, yet took six months or more to properly find their feet in the Premier League and even now are not certain to survive.
I needed certain tools to survive my area that my child doesn't need.
Re-re-reading is odd: a book has to have a certain depth to survive multiple readings.
She has had, she says, to develop a certain robustness to survive the slings and arrows of a presenting career.
Until the discovery of The Death of the Virgin, the so-called "Marino drawings" were the only certain works to survive from his pre-Roman years.
It is 510ft long, seven storeys tall and, given its base is made of concrete, almost certain not to survive another of God's watery caprices.
