Sentence examples for entirely survive from inspiring English sources

No one understands this better, I suspect, than McCall Smith himself, who I'm sure also recognises that the fragile customs, culture and ways of life that are the real stars of his No 1 Ladies Detective Agencyy books may not entirely survive the inevitable onslaught of development.

The city walls have almost entirely survived and are progressively being cleared of modern structures to restore them to something more like their original appearance.

Many small objects break apart as they plummet through the atmosphere, either disintegrating entirely or surviving to leave multiple craters.

The practice was justified by the fact that many of these apes were orphans or ex-captives and couldn't survive entirely on their own; it was also the only way that tourists had any chance to see them.

A leading barrister who specialises in international public law told a House of Lords panel on Tuesday it was "inconceivable" that the laws would survive entirely intact.

Not only would it be his longest, hardest, and most punishing quest; he would have to survive entirely on his own wits.

Now home to more than 400 families, the mesa is one of the largest communities, other than some along the Mexican border, to survive entirely off the grid — without running water, electricity, streets or mail.

This is particularly pertinent in the case of Shakespeare, because his plays do not survive entirely intact but have been handed down to us with changes and amendments made over centuries.

The interior was originally entirely covered with frescoes, though only fragments survive.

Companies like Dragon Gate USA and Evolve survive almost entirely on DVD sales.

Very few plants will survive kept entirely in the dark.