Sentence examples for may survive intact from inspiring English sources

The D&X can be used, as a general matter, after 19 weeks' gestation because the fetus has become so developed that it may survive intact partial delivery from the uterus into the vagina.

This is very different than countries with intensive care, where although few babies born alive at 22 weeks may survive intact, by 25 weeks the majority survive [ 32, 33].

With Mr. Bush, in his weekly radio address on Saturday, appearing to acknowledge that his plan for school vouchers may not survive intact, attention here has turned to the tax-deductible education savings accounts as the next front in the battle over school choice.

Despite billions of years of churning and melting beneath the tectonic plates, a pocket of deep mantle rock that formed just as Earth was first solidifying may have survived intact.

The researchers believe that the sheer isolation of Australia may also have played into the stories' ability to survive intact.

Maybe that unit won't survive intact after Bob's awkward proposal, but Bob and Joan may find a way to keep that friendship alive.

Her vocal range may be slightly less stratospheric than it was in her folky days, but her pure intonation, commitment, and good humor survive intact.

The Euros survive intact.

All but five survive intact.

Unfortunately, few Viking helmets survive intact.

These look unlikely to survive intact.