Sentence examples for has survived multiple from inspiring English sources

Pakistan is unstable (President Pervez Musharraf has survived multiple assassination attempts), and it has nuclear weapons.

Sheik Hasham, the council official who has survived multiple assassination attempts, criticized Baghdad for failing to support Falluja's reconstruction.

While the former president has survived multiple threats against him by the Taliban and Al Qaeda, his planned political rally on Sunday did not.

So whatever any of us comes up with is going to be wholly unique and perhaps a little monstrous — like a creature that has survived multiple attacks yet still walks, still desires.

You published your first novel last year, "Hystopia," which is set at the end of the nineteen-sixties, in an America where President Kennedy has survived multiple assassination attempts, and returning Vietnam veterans are being drawn into forced mental-health treatments.

Residents of the neighborhood wondered whether Mr. Fields was a casualty of neighborhood rivalries or of the well-publicized rivalry between Murder Inc. and Shady, the imprint controlled by the enormously popular Detroit rap performer Eminem and home to the rap performer 50 Cent, who has survived multiple attempts on his life.

Several of the witnesses had survived multiple gunshot wounds.

The city itself reminded me of something you might have found in Germany or England in World War II — a battered metropolitan area that had survived multiple bombings".

Also, while he is a key partner with the Americans and coalition forces -- having survived multiple assassination attempts himself -- he adamantly denies being on the C.I.A. payroll.

Only three of the four trees delivered the previous night had survived; multiple branches on one had been broken, and Mr. Halka would have to replace it at his expense.

It was his fifth nursing job and the third time he was forced out the door, he had survived multiple suicide attempts and psychiatric commitments, and he had twice been linked to patient deaths.