Sentence examples for may still survive from inspiring English sources
It is the human links that may still survive in the West, Mr. Gunaratna believes.
But to the east, fragments of Leroy Place, which was demolished half a century ago, may still survive.
Many of the original species of plants and animals may still survive in those fragments, but they experience new stresses.
Why, says his optimistic doctor, he may still survive to 125; for he is lucky enough to live in Cuba, the site of the Fountain of Youth.
Some birders have built up such a mountain of hope that they believe that moas -- large, ostrichlike birds -- may still survive unnoticed in New Zealand.
If they err, they may still survive because they get two runs the first day and the qualifiers get two more the next.
It is true that the new product may still not survive a rigorous cost-benefit analysis, but unfortunately the analysis conducted by the FDA is very one-sided.
It may still have survived and even prospered, but it almost certainly would be a much smaller company today.
A financial nuclear winter may be upon us, but many startups will still survive and even thrive in this environment.
He killed because he wants to believe that pacifists can still survive, as warped as that rationale may be.
