Sentence examples for determination to survive from inspiring English sources

He noted the North's hardline stance was based on the political system's determination to survive.

It's a laborious and time-consuming task, but his determination to survive is strong.

Plus a liking for the classics and heroic characters, and a determination to survive.

"It's going to be messy," an Obama administration official said of the government's determination to survive.

The Bielski's forged a community out of a remnant and instilled in them the determination to survive whatever the odds.

Purcell admitted that industrial relations lecturers at Keele were still attracting students, "a testament to their energy and determination to survive in a hostile environment".

Many low-income Americans are leading lives of grim and sometimes painful determination, struggling to survive from one day to the next.

127 HOURS Pinned under a fallen boulder for five days, a mountain climber (James Franco) reviews his life, searching for the courage and determination he needs to survive.

The museum is a testament to Hong Kong's determination not just to survive (see the extraordinary film scenes of typhoons, the Japanese occupation and Red Guard campaigns), but also to prosper (behold a replica of an old street lined with a pawn shop, tea house, post office, bank, grocery store and Chinese pharmacy).

But somewhere, there is also a love for an industry that requires steely determination in which to survive, be it as an owner or lowly waiter, and attracts personalities who left their countries of origin for reasons more fascinating than any soap opera or documentary.

The real question is, "how badly do you want to be part of the solution of making the world a better place?" After all, if you were faced with a life and death situation, you would surely be able to find the grit and determination to try to survive, wouldn't you?