Sentence examples for means survival from inspiring English sources

So it turns out that the phrase "survival of the fittest" really means "survival of those who survive," or "the fittest are the fittest".

For Mitsubishi, the agreement means survival.

For him, cooperation means survival, no matter how dehumanizing.

In the first division, they will be replaced by Real Betis and Sporting Gijón, for whom promotion means survival.

Transition, her key word for describing the moment The New York Times is in, means evolution, it means survival of the fittest, it means adapting.

We don't even know if survival of the fittest, when it comes to viruses, means survival of the most virulent: a virus so powerful that it kills all its hosts couldn't last long.

And survival really meant survival.

"That income could mean survival".

But what if finding your other half really meant survival?

Sage may mean survival to winter-grazing livestock.

A spot in the orchestra also meant survival.