Sentence examples for occasionally survive from inspiring English sources
Despite the force of impact, jumpers occasionally survive the fall from the bridge, though not without sustaining serious injuries.
We found that cho mutant animals occasionally survive to adulthood.
However, some monosomic cells can occasionally survive and propagate their unusual condition to their descending cells.
Thus, if rare variants can at least occasionally survive the cross-species transmission bottleneck, they might be further favoured by selection in the recipient host.
Some experts are ringing its death knell, others are energetically reviving it -- and in the meantime it still somehow occasionally survives in its purest form.
Somehow, it seemed, the virus was occasionally surviving the winter even without mosquitos around to spread it.
Occasionally, mutants survived to juvenile and young-adulthood stages; however, these showed reduced growth compared with their wild-type siblings (supplementary material Fig. S1I) and fusion in their axial skeleton, not only of vertebral bodies but also of neural and haemal arches (Fig. 1M,N).
Occasionally, the storms survive to move out over the Gulf of Mexico, where they can be seen at night from the beaches as spectacular light shows.
These typically are non-survivable injuries, but there occasionally are those that survive these injuries, and we present such a case.
"We simply do not know when the first human settlers moved south of the ice sheets," Dr. Fagan concluded, noting that the archaeological record now showed the migration to be "an untidy process of rapid colonization, by people acquiring foods in many ways, who used a broad range of stone and wooden artifacts and, also occasionally, bone tools to survive".
But it's not a surprise that a group of people who weren't meant to survive genocide occasionally struggle to navigate their black bodies and minds on stolen land.
