Sentence examples for easily survive from inspiring English sources
Such stalwart songs can easily survive some thoughtful variation, and sometimes they got it.
Adichie understands that novels, above all war novels, cannot easily survive a rush to judgment.
But unlike most brewing yeasts, Brettanomyces can easily survive in low-nutrient environments — it doesn't die easily, especially in wood.
When asked how the Fed would go on without him, Bernanke said, in essence, that he wasn't a magician, and that the Fed would easily survive his departure.
Buildings that could easily survive for another century are mere empty shells, with huge trees growing through the roofs and out of the windows.
On 21 April, Barack Obama administered a statesmanlike spanking to the leave campaign, which had claimed that transatlantic privileges would easily survive Brexit.
4. Amplification easily survives apocalypse. 5.
Planned Parenthood and NPR made far fewer mistakes and easily survived.
Japan's soft power easily survived its economic crash.
However, Chaudhry easily survived a no-confidence motion by nationalist legislators in August 1999.
On November 28th Ms Yingluck easily survived a no-confidence vote in parliament.
