Sentence examples for narrow survival from inspiring English sources
She is viewed iconically rather than ironically: while Romford may have thrived in the 1980s, other parts were suffering; and no mention is made of the Leaderene's narrow survival of Westland.
The narrow survival of the Affordable Care Act last week was certainly cause for celebration.
"Metamorphosis" chronicles Machin's narrow survival of an explosion and use of the confusion in its aftermath to fake his death.
Conflict and disaster can destroy economies and narrow survival options for families and may also leave children orphaned or at the head of their household.
I am happy to report that, along with other urban centers in the Philippines, it is an example of how cities can narrow survival gaps between the rich and the poor by increasing access to basic maternal, newborn and child services, and making care more affordable and accessible to the poorest urban families.
Its aims have narrowed to survival and pillage.
One notable finding of the report is that while the introduction of new treatments has improved the outcome for both white and black breast cancer patients since 1991, those improvements have not narrowed the survival gap between the two groups.
Djouma: The new report commends the Philippines for the progress it has made in reducing child mortality and narrowing the survival gap between the richest and poorest children in urban areas.
However, the combination of adjuvant chemotherapy may have narrowed the survival differences between the two treatment groups [ 29].
The narrowing of survival differences between the United Kingdom and other developed nations could suggest improved breast cancer services, but it could also reflect a ceiling effect whereby survival in other countries has plateaued (Coleman et al, 2011).
However, adjusting the data for differences in EB exposure time, as described in the Methods section, narrowed the survival range to 34 to 40% (Table 5), and removed this apparent tank effect (χ = 5.36, 3 df, P = 0.15).
