Sentence examples for often survive from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in diagnostic methods, new surgical techniques, and improved perioperative management have contributed to an increased survival for patients with complex congenital heart disease who today often survive into adulthood [ 1].

Such publications, oddly, often survive longer than profit-making magazines.

Such tents often survive for more than a year.

If left unprotected, they often survive, but emerge late and fail to flower properly.

"Traumatic events are seared into the collective consciousness and often survive into the next generations".

Yet others point out that great brands often survive their famous creators.

Their independent territories often survived for centuries.

Often, surviving an amputation seemed to be completely random.

Meanwhile, of the single brutal swipe that rendered a boy a eunuch, Burton reported laconically, "He often survives".

For decades, the landline phone was trusted to be more reliable than the electricity grid because the phone network's dedicated power supply often survived blackouts.

Immediacy mattered to him, and a vivid trace often survives in his writing of the impulse that gave rise to it.