Sentence examples for form of survival from inspiring English sources
If the fight-or-flight survival instinct, which is so deeply woven into our DNA, no longer fulfills our most basic needs to survive, what new form of survival instinct do we need to evolve to help us to survive in the concrete, metal, and hard-wired world in which we now live?
Almost all prostitution is some form of survival sex.
His "Jumping the Broom" also concerned a form of survival.
Some artists said creative expression and community parties were a form of survival and coping.
For the moment, he said, merely going to work is a form of survival.
"This is our form of protest," says Dervaes, who is 60, "and this is our form of survival".
Like living things, robotic tadpoles called Tadros evolve, changing from generation to generation in response to a form of survival-of-the-fittest selection.
However, in 1984, Nur and Hasson used life history theory to show how differences in signalling costs, in the form of survival-reproduction tradeoffs, could stabilize a signalling system roughly as Zahavi imagined.
How can these questions reveal the brilliant and inventive forms of survival that precede and transcend harmful systems toward a world of possibility?
In post-unification Sicily, violence and illegality have generally been regarded as non-punishable forms of survival and acceptable ways of acquiring a social role; the legal economy is too weak to offer substantial opportunities.
