Sentence examples for less survived from inspiring English sources

So far, none of the proposed state legislation has been approved in committee, much less survived votes in the full Senate and Assembly.

Jean-Pierre Ponnelle's cool, neutral colors add a kind of gentility to the proceedings, and his simple sets with their sly takes on perspective have more or less survived the years.

Mr Ashdown was helped by the much-loved elder statesman Robert Maclennan, the Lib Dem president, who made a witty and wise speech designed to cool matters.The relationship between Labour and Lib Dems more or less survived the week, as it will survive critics in the week of the Labour Party conference which follows.

The story goes that when industry was blossoming in the region in the second half of the 20th century, owners and laborers alike more or less survived on the stuff, which has a gamey, smoked flavor and makes an audible snap when you bite into it.

This implies that patients with the family history of the cancer are less survived than others.

Forty-six per cent of patients with a PAR score of 5 or less survived to hospital discharge.

Interestingly, appropriateness of initially administered antibiotics was associated with lower mortality, but possibly at the expense of less surviving days outside the hospital.

Many of the smaller fish, which need less oxygen, survived the winter.

None the less, Aintree survived and then thrived, and will stage the first £1m Grand National in April.

Significantly less photoreceptors survived in P2Y1R-KO mice than in Wt retinae.

But that manoeuvre apparently faced opposition from less prominent surviving sons of Ibn Saud, especially Prince Ahmed.