Sentence examples for continue its existence from inspiring English sources
Whether it be agricultural change or habitat loss through to its present-day crisis of being perpetually hunted, there is nothing it hasn't experienced in attempts on its life and it needs all the help it can get to continue its existence.
"Circle Squared," which also won an Webby award last week, is a stop-motion animation about about the circle of life, or as the director said, "One creature consumes another so that it may be satisfied and continue its existence, only to give its life to be the next animal's meal".
General Gehlen negotiated an agreement for his operation to continue its existence.
With an internal conflict, a destroyed economy, and a weakened army, Skanderbeg realized that he needed to make an alliance with a powerful state so that the League would continue its existence.
According to Saturninus, a primordial accident caused a wave of pneuma ("spirit") to land in the inferior darkness, where it is said to have remained prisoner and now continues its existence in those who, characterized by the presence in them of this superior element, will later be conducted back to their heavenly origin by Jesus, a messenger coming from above.
The school continued its existence, graduating 982 nurses, until 1926 when the graduation ceremony was shared by the last graduating class of the Connecticut Training School for Nursing and the first graduating class of the Yale School of Nursing.
If the target does not exist in any scan, then the probability that it will continue its state of non-existence in the subsequent scans is P{chi_{k}lvertoverline{chi_{k-1}}}=0 (2).
No. 8 BUTLER has continued its charmed tournament existence with two last-second victories -- the second on one of the most bizarre endings in tournament history.
Although many scholars of the LWS actively taught and worked in the new political reality, it would be difficult to say that the school continued its former manner of existence.
Force India have again asked Formula One's chief executive, Bernie Ecclestone, for a cash advance to help them pay suppliers as the sport continues its hand-to-mouth existence.
