Sentence examples for deep survival from inspiring English sources

Because as local authority and government cuts bite deep, survival may depend on finding the answers.

In his book "Deep Survival," adventure writer Lawrence Gonzalez suggests that accidents are the inevitable outcome of complex systems operating as intended.

Mr. Gonzales, who is best known for such nonfiction books as "Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies and Why," has done a lot of research into bonobo culture and the nonverbal communication of animals, but he doesn't manage to lend Lucy's back story even the veneer of plausibility.

Mammals use seasonal changes to work out when to wake from their deep survival sleep.

In this entertaining 2009 Fringe First award-winner, he tackles Darwin with humor, sharp analytical skills and contemplative social insights, drawing parallels between natural selection and developments in rap that put a whole new spin on Mobb Deep's "Survival of the Fittest" (1 30).

I call it "My Essential Deep Field Survival Guide".

Cure Violence, as an approach, recognizes this system of street justice and that seemingly minuscule scuffles are rooted in something much deeper: basic survival.

In the case of the multiplicative model, the penalization can reach 100%, a point that to some extent contradicts our deep-seated survival instinct.

He had wanted to tell of the way the episode with Mao had affected him, and why it was that he had felt impelled to report the others — four young Americans like him, each dependent on the others for survival deep in enemy territory.

Yet an instinct for experiment and survival was deep in Rambert's DNA.

Such a virus could have a deep impact on the survival of salmon in the Pacific Northwest.