Sentence examples for changes to survive from inspiring English sources

"It was set on a course where it was unable to make the strategic changes to survive".

With high debts, vast underground economies, low birth rates and more pensioners than workers, there is no doubt that Greece and Italy need structural changes to survive.

"Circusgoing is a national pastime in Switzerland, but the circuses have had to make changes to survive in delicate financial circumstances and to keep their identity," said Frederic Bullmann, who wrote a magazine about Swiss circuses for 20 years.

After a decline in ratings by 16percentt at The View, the daytime juggernaut will need drastic changes to survive another round of not so surreptitious beatings from competitors.

Thus, cardiofibroblasts may perform some adaptive changes to survive by lead treatment.

This created direct competition against the traditional state-owned Biological Products Institutes, which also went through major changes to survive in the marketplace.

Thomas realised he had to fundamentally change to survive.

"Manufacturing has to change to survive," he said.

Raúl Castro also said the government needed to change to survive in the new era.

"I wonder if the domesticated plants will perish or change to survive," he said.

"Like all successful organisations the BBC must change to survive," he said.