Sentence examples for doubt survival from inspiring English sources

The introduction of Jarboe into the line-up in 1986 was key to the band's maturity and (no doubt) survival, as they developed a more musical style that drew in acoustic, post-rock and ambient elements, moving them further away from atonality and dissonance.

The finding throws into doubt the survival of WorldCom and MCI, the long-distance company it acquired in 1998.

Above we said of Chelsea: "No one can underestimate just how disturbing it had been for Chelsea to doubt their survival in the [Champions League] competition".

If resilient employees are all interpreting reality in different ways, their decisions and actions may well conflict, calling into doubt the survival of their organization.

Cherán now exists in an uneasy calm, but its residents are beginning to doubt their survival as an island amid hostile waters.

In the last month, I have been held at gunpoint by my panic disorder at a constant doubt of survival.

Writing for Religion Dispatches, S. Brent Plate describes Indie rock as "music of faith... if only because the musicians give voice to pain, doubt, and survival".

However, with the availability of ART, there is no doubt that survival has been improved.

Similarly, co-occurrence with other diseases is in no doubt decrease survival.> -wrap-foot>> -wraindicatesindicathe the overlapping patients used by the same author to answer another research question; yrs: years; UV: Univariate analysis.

The Financial Times reports on the failed "crisis talks at Chequers", saying: "May's battle to win over sceptics spurs doubts on survival chances".

"It's very difficult right now," admitted Sister Faith Okerson, while hardly doubting the survival of an order that, like other modern sisterhoods, has had its membership dwindle to half.