Sentence examples for financially survive from inspiring English sources

But the team's owners never disclosed the size of their losses, and they have repeatedly claimed they will be able to financially survive them.

The lives and loves of this crew play out against a larger crisis: Can the newspaper financially survive?

Life-style news, celebrity news, helpful stories that people want, and the personalities that deliver it all are necessary products that allow news organization to financially survive.

These faulty flyers are so obsessed by their need to financially survive that they don't recognize that they are seriously upsetting their customers and, even their limited remaining customer credibility, in the process.

The loci of concern span the continent, from Greece, Spain and Portugal to Ireland, whose debt was downgraded to junk status Tuesday by Moody's Investors Service, calling into question that nation's ability to financially survive on its own.

Lawmakers also must consider the concerns of the fledgling independent D.S.L. service providers, which side with AT&T against the Bells and are struggling financially to survive.

Jensen picked nine companies;including Electroglas, Applied Materials and Electro Scientific that seemed strong enough financially to survive the downturn.

The registration statement that the Police Survivors' Fund filed with the state said it was intended to "aid financially the surviving members of a family where the parent police officer has been killed".

She is finding it very hard to survive financially.

Most Hungarian independent media are barely able to survive financially.

But none were able to survive financially, Ms. Zaback said.