Sentence examples for need will survive from inspiring English sources

Fiorina's speech focused on a broad theme: the technology industry is fusing into newer, larger organisms, and only bigger companies that can serve customers' every need will survive.

"Tech folks that understand what a business needs will survive," he said.

However, I can say with more than a modicum of assurance that any brand that offers consumers something different that they really care about, something that demonstrates an understanding of their needs, will survive.

Only those that are able to rapidly reprogram themselves and express subsets of genes needed to overcome the stress will survive and outcompete neighboring microbes.

Yes, some form of Earth will survive, but we need to make a value judgement.

I'm not sure the cauliflower will survive, though – you need to know what you are doing with that one.

"I'm sure Rangers will survive and we need them to be in the SPL.

As these failures cannot be entirely avoided, there is a need to design a system that will survive network failures.

Even if we might someday be able to ask some future Watson how fast and how badly we are cooking the earth, and even if it replied (based on the sum of all human knowledge) with 90 percent accuracy, would such an answer convert any of the already convinced or produce the political will we'll need to survive the reply?

Quit encouraging homogeneity, factionalism, and brainless skirmish - and start encouraging the kind of complex, networked, multidimensional thinking mankind will need to survive the challenges we'll face over the next hundred years.

As sales fall, the more taxpayer money the automakers will need to survive, and the more doubts will arise about whether it makes sense to support failing car companies that can't sell cars.