Sentence examples for could be surviving from inspiring English sources

A father from Philadelphia told city counselors at Pier 94 that he had gone camping with his son many times and that he could be surviving in the wreckage on his skills as an outdoorsman.

Although the authors suggest that animals expressing P0206-FoxO are viable due to the moderate levels of FoxO expression, these animals could be surviving due to the presence of FoxO in oenocytes.

Supermarkets were jammed Friday night by worried shoppers, and at the Wegmans in West Windsor the barest shelves were the ones for bread and for bottled water, as if people thought of a few hours being snowbound as a kind of prison experience that could be survived only through fasting.

You had to consider what this did to the idea of character agency and multiple perspectives that could be survived when bad things happened to a single protagonist.

However, in 1871 a healed TBI was noted in a duck that had been killed by a hunter, thus demonstrating that the injury could be survived, at least in the general sense.

Participants tended to see these as treatable events, which could be survived without having too much adverse effect on quality of life.

We examined a priori expectations derived from Mahoney and Rood's (1998) recruitment box model concerning (1) the position of new seedlings relative to the water's edge during the period of seed availability and (2) rates of water level decline that could be survived by new seedlings.

Draw-down: Determine if there would be initial negative consequences that could be survived, but ultimate consequences that were sustainable.

The harsh terrain could only be survived by hardened warriors who knew well how to endure such conditions.

If the initial negative consequences could not be survived by humankind, then is it that acceptable?

All I could think about was surviving this experience.