Sentence examples for may only survive from inspiring English sources

A one-volume French encyclopedia, Quid, lost its publisher last month, and may only survive online.

All of the solutions discussed so far are consistent with the Supreme Court's guidance - namely, that campaign finance laws may only survive First Amendment scrutiny if they curb corruption and its appearance.

Therefore, any particular city may only survive by chance and this should not be taken to suggest that we need not pay attention to the complex web of social interactions.

On the other hand, immunohistochemical analysis has indicated that the myoblast sheet may only survive for a few months after implantation.

BLPB may not only survive penicillin therapy but also may protect other penicillin-susceptible bacteria from penicillins by releasing the free enzyme into their environment[ 4].

When the newborn child may not only survive but live for many years, the connection will be important to analyse.

Meanwhile more opportunistic, generalist species may not only survive but thrive in the absence of competition from specialists.

BLPB may not only survive penicillin therapy but can also, as was demonstrated in in vitro and in vivo studies, protect other penicillin-susceptible bacteria from penicillin by releasing the free enzyme into their environment.

Chang-e-4's biosphere may have only survived for a brief week, but it still made history as the first garden planted at the surface of an alien world.

How the chain responded may have helped it not only survive, but move ahead.

A building owner has ignored the city's demands to dismantle a fifth story that was added to a landmark mid-19th-century row house in Chelsea that may be the only surviving documented Manhattan station on the Underground Railroad.