Sentence examples for has only survived from inspiring English sources

The bill has only survived because she and her Lib Dem colleagues have supported it.

At one stage in the 1950s, about 40% of cars sold in Australia were Holdens.Since then, however, Australia's car industry has only survived with the help of subsidies.

Of course, the show has only survived all these years on the back of the movie, which pre-dated the vogue for singalong when it started attracting student audiences who would throw in their own ad-libs.

Suicide Six has only survived through the profit-sharing largess of the Woodstock Inn and Resort, a year-round hotel complex owned by Laurance S. Rockefeller, 90, grandson of John D. Rockefeller.

His cover image is artfully derived from a famous mural by Holbein that has only survived to us in copies, after its destruction by fire in Whitehall Palace in 1698.

RCA's studio B, the unassuming building where Elvis Presley recorded more than anywhere, and where Chet Atkins crafted the Nashville Sound, has only survived because a rich benefactor bought it and leased it back to the Country Music Hall of Fame.

The NHS and local government have only survived austere cuts by this unprecedented real cut in public sector pay.

Many of the women we spoke to felt that they had only survived – let alone progressed – because they did not have caring responsibilities.

My five children and I have only survived thanks to the protection of a few faithful friends who risk their lives daily to help us.

Great companies with names that our parents looked upon as having the safety and sustainability of Fort Knox have only survived thanks to bankruptcy or government bailout, while many others have disappeared altogether.

In a sense, that's what's happened: many of the evening's pieces have only survived through transcriptions of the old 78s on which they were originally documented.