Sentence examples for form of surviving from inspiring English sources

Although the epinicion originated in improvised celebration, the form of surviving works is highly literary.

For Isaiah Custodio, a teenager from South Carolina, his second chance came in the form of surviving a brain aneurysm.

You may be surprised to hear the most offensive form of surviving in a male-skewed world happened to me through initial charm, a man who preyed not on my body but on my hopes.

As a consequence, the surrounded tumour cells become necrotic and will invade to healthy tissue further, increasing the tumour invasive area and forming some clusters of surviving tumour cells (shown in the right column in Figure 2).

The colony forming units (CFU) of surviving cells on a nitrocellulose filter in Ottawa Sand and on alfalfa seeds was negatively affected during storage at 22% RH (Figure 1B).

Brazilians, who fought through years of military dictatorship to free the country from indirect elections, were perplexed to find a form of it surviving in, of all places, the United States.

While such undertakings may have been profitable, they were considered a lower art form and the majority of surviving pre-16th-century examples are unattributed.

Those with the most severe form have a poor chance of surviving.

Just 5% of those diagnosed with this form of malignancy survive five or more years.

A 36-year-old woman was admitted to a hospital in Bariloche with a moderate form of HPS (survived).

When women would come up to Ensler after the play night after night and reveal their own personal stories of surviving varied forms of violence, Ensler decided she had to do something about it, launching V-Day, staging thousands of benefit performances of The Vagina Monologues around the world, including a run on Broadway, featuring numerous guest celebrities.