Sentence examples for currently survived from inspiring English sources

He was survived by his loving wife of 69 years, Beatrice, and is currently survived by their three sons John, Arthur, and Robert his granddaughter Erin, and his niece Judy Kleinberger who, along with his extended family, will miss him greatly.

As one of the earliest GIS systems, GRASS has currently survived mainly as free, open-source desktop GIS software, with users primarily limited to the research community or among programmers who use it to create customized functions.

Farmers are currently surviving by selling cow and buffalo milk.

We currently survive on masses of goodwill plus approximately £2pa public-sector funding per head.

Angmagssalik currently survives on outside assistance, with officials accounting for three-quarters of all jobs.

It currently survives from a Comic Relief grant, topped up with council funding that was recently cut by two-thirds.

Currently surviving on cans of Red Bull and a few hours sleep a night, founder Dan Riley, 32, said business was going so well they were soon to move to a bigger office.

Because of the foundation (TRFINC.org), a nonprofit organization running on donations, about 700 thoroughbreds are currently surviving into senior years and second careers as pleasure horses and companions for the disabled.

This latest $400m fundraising round may be an attempt to help fuel more product-enhancing acquisitions and, overall, to begin a consolidation of fragmented clients and services that currently survive solely on an oxygen supply from Twitter's API.

Since all extinct lemurs were larger than the ones that currently survive, and the remaining large forests still support large populations of smaller lemurs, large size appears to have conveyed some distinct disadvantages.

Justin Bieber, arguably the most famous Canadian currently surviving on the planet, crashed a wedding in Malibu last week – spontaneously and completely by accident, I have no doubt, no doubt at all – after ostensibly hearing one of his songs being played at the reception.