Sentence examples for mostly survive from inspiring English sources

The pier from which steam ships once departed is derelict, but the ships themselves mostly survive.

Yet districts like Soroti – and now Serere – raise very little tax revenue (barely 2% of the budget) and mostly survive on central government grants.

What makes Canterbury's charters special is their large number, the fact that they mostly survive as originals, and that through them can be traced the workings of lay piety, and the buildup of Canterbury's lands through the Anglo-Saxon period, which explains its importance as a great institutional landowner with huge political clout.

This in itself is bad news for Blumenthal and the Fat Duck, though it's worth bearing in mind that shellfish, which mostly survive by filtering microscopic algae and plankton from seawater, are notorious for storing up a variety of evils in their tissues and organs.

Sarafian's family had mostly survived the genocide and afterward had moved to Cyprus, where he spent his childhood.

That is because of the country's history of openness to outsiders a tradition that has mostly survived the economic crisis.

"Our innate fatalism has been compromised a little bit by our awakening to our own resilience: the worst happened to us economically and we've mostly survived.

So far, public preschool education around the country has mostly survived the tough economy, experts say, but it's hard to say for how long.

Some American and Afghan commanders characterized a kind of moral victory for the Afghan forces: they mostly survived, and they did not completely give back gains from past Western offensives.

Luckily, South Main (as real locals refer to it) has mostly survived the spin, becoming Vancouver's coolest hangout and an ideal destination for visitors aiming beyond the city's crowded tourist attractions and its nature-hugging, camera-ready vistas.

High-end retailers and products have mostly survived the recent retail slump.