Sentence examples for continuously surviving from inspiring English sources

We were there to represent those who are continuously surviving with a brain disease, substance use disorder, or behavioral health challenge.

Most don't need to swim continuously to survive.

The Mount Morris bathhouse, the only one in the city that caters to gay blacks, has been operating continuously since 1893 and survived the crackdown essentially for two reasons.

These are quite scarce though, because they need undisturbed grassland to survive continuously for a long period; in the modern landscape such undisturbed places are few and far between.

It's clearer today than ever before: Businesses must continuously innovate to survive.

In the E&Y Beacon report, a survey of 474 executives found that today, "companies are searching for a new genetic code to help them continuously evolve to survive and thrive".

The natural variability of bacteria is, in our opinion, sufficient to ensure that cheater mutants will continuously emerge and survive in isolated niches where cooperation is not as crucial as in an open environment.

Twenty patients (83.8%) attained complete remission: 17 (71%), including three of the seven stage IV patients, survive continuously disease-free at a median of 26 months (range 18-36 months) from diagnosis.

The culture was then exposed to a normally lethal concentration of CpdA (0.1 μM), and the surviving trypanosomes were continuously cultured in gradually increasing concentrations of the PDE inhibitor.

At 2 weeks after exposure, surviving cells were continuously exposed to sequentially increasing doses of 100 IU ml−1 (2 weeks), 200 IU ml−1 (2 weeks), 500 IU ml−1 (2 weeks), 1000 IU ml−1 (2 weeks), and 2000 IU ml−1.

When mouse was either found dead or sacrificed due to severe distress, its last body weight recording was continuously plotted against the body weights of surviving mice.