Sentence examples for great survival from inspiring English sources

"Woody has a fierce wit, a fierce intelligence and a great survival instinct -- he's the quintessential New Yorker".

Her close friend Marian Finucane, who is the host of Ireland's most popular morning radio show and has known O'Faolain for 20 years, credits her great "survival skills".

As Robert S. C. Gordon says in his thoughtful introduction, the book is important not just because it is the first published work by Levi; it contains the seeds of his great "Survival in Auschwitz".

The large amount of energy expended to build and maintain the structures suggests that the behavior has great survival value, and the researchers, writing in PLoS One, suggest that such conscientious parental care provides an evolutionary fitness advantage.

It is not hard to imagine that from this stage onwards, further improvements (Fig. 1g) would have snowballed with enormous speed because of the great survival advantage conveyed by any improvement in the visual ability of an organism inhabiting a world where other creatures had poorer (or non-existent) vision.

And it can be a great survival mechanism.

Unfortunately, because of the high initial mortality, the number of people who survive to enjoy this greater survival is low.

People call me Roach because cockroaches are the world's greatest survival experts.

Check out the studies that show that excitable and ornery older people have the greatest survival rates.

(Clinical trials of Siegel's approach to breast cancer, she notes, failed to show greater survival rates).

Media Studies- Watch a documentary film about the polar explorer Ernest Shackleton and then watch the film "Shackleton- The Greatest Survival Story of All Time" starring the Shakespearean actor Kenneth Branagh.