Sentence examples for enough survival from inspiring English sources

There is one, if Saddam Hussein has a strong enough survival instinct to take it.

In the Preoccupations column "How Insults Spur Success," Ms. Payne describes her own experiences, but also cites others' examples of defying negative predictions about their abilities: "It makes such a difference in your life when somebody tells you 'no' and you have enough survival instinct," says Terry Vance, a psychologist in Chapel Hill, N.C.

7. Still, adults excluded from Scouting are equipped with more than enough survival skills to avoid real harm.

Characters would be able to avoid monsters by having a high enough Survival skill and could find hidden items and locations with high Search skills.

As Black Cloud sees himself plunging toward rock bottom, he has a strong enough survival instinct to turn to his grandfather, who introduces his grandson to the healing powers of ancient Navajo rituals.

Due to the strict inclusion criteria, only two studies in the current meta-analysis were included, and several studies without enough survival data were excluded.

But he said the amount was "just enough for survival".

There was pressure to sell food and store enough for survival in winter.

"I wasn't exercising because I didn't want to take any risks, and, funnily enough, the survival of my children felt more important than being thin.

But it at least has a core audience of young women watching, and as with "Nashville," in this season's environment, that has been enough for survival.

The daily food intake in developing countries has increased from 1,932 calories in 1961 - barely enough for survival - to 2,650 calories in 1998, and is expected to rise to 3,020 by 2030.