Sentence examples for extreme survival from inspiring English sources

Black Fish's Alaska, a story of extreme survival, sounds fun at Jackson's Lane.

It's horribly entertaining in the voyeuristic tradition of extreme survival shows.

Burial, exhumation, and slow denudation may not be sufficient for extreme survival; relative vertical movement may be required.

Encounters such as these are common in extreme survival situations: guardian angels, guides, or even Christ-like figures have often been reported.

A wildlife photographer by profession, he first appeared on television in 1994 and has since made many documentary series, including Extreme Survival.

Even in the Holocaust's annals of extreme survival (dramatized recently by the movies "In Darkness" and "Defiance"), their harsh sanctuary holds a special power.

"Get Out Alive with Bear Grylls," shot in New Zealand and coming to NBC on July 8, will have the former "Man vs. Wild" host leading 10 teams of two contestants on a "non-stop extreme-survival journey".

He is the National Geographic author of "The Extreme Weather Survival Guide: Understand, Prepare, Survive, Recover".

Results for topside and deck mass effect on the stress distribution on the columns also suggested high stress distribution around the joint area of the inner columns for extreme and survival weather conditions, irrespective of the flow orientation.

One of the key issues in the design of offshore structures is to define the environmental conditions for the transportation route and installation site, and to determine the environmental loads acting on the structure for conditions such as transit, installation, operational extreme, and survival.

The remainder of this paper is concerned with broadly economic issues: I argue that economic considerations (at the extreme, the survival of thousands of people) justify commercial trophy hunting.