Sentence examples for generally survive from inspiring English sources
Outré experiments in dance generally survive only in the history books.
By Joan Acocella Outré experiments in dance generally survive only in the history books.
Those plateaus generally survive erosion only in dry climates where erosion is slow.
The average litter size is between four and six and not all of them generally survive.
In addition, individuals with progressive muscular atrophy generally survive longer than those suffering from typical ALS.
But that kind of stuff is all in a night's work in the N.H.L. playoffs, where the stubborn generally survive.
One genuine distinction between the 17th century and the 18th is how much less documentation generally survives from the earlier era; personal correspondence is especially rare.
In my opinion, the reason the Koreans in particular are unable to compete is because they are, generally, surviving solely on Korean customers -- very little, or no, attempt is made to reach those outside their own community.
To date, however, no film has taken the subject too seriously: the villains are comically humiliated, while Robin generally survives (he dies at the treacherous hands of the prioress in the literature).
Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a more severe disorder and patients die of respiratory failure, generally surviving only until the 3rd decade.
The condor generally survives and is set free.
