Sentence examples for permitted to survive from inspiring English sources

The magazine is permitted to survive because of its small circulation, but nevertheless has frequent problems.

Under Mataram's hegemony in the 17th century, Islam in Java was permitted to survive only on Javanese royal terms.

A sense of history, community and identity, of art's power and meaning, will not "be permitted to survive".

Other Hebrew books were also systematically destroyed, though in Italy some were permitted to survive if passages judged blasphemous by the Roman Catholic Church were excised.

Katniss volunteers to take the place of her younger sister in the games when her name is drawn from a hat and finds herself competing against 23 other youngsters from other parts of the nation, with only one permitted to survive.

It is time for people like me to say: I, too, am one of them, but I have been permitted to survive.

The profusion of vegetation types and a variety of relief have allowed a great diversity of animal life to develop and have permitted animals to survive there that elsewhere are extinct.

Horizontal gene transfer seems to be an important evolutionary driving force in carboxydotrophy and hydrogenogenesis in this species, abilities that permitted it to survive in niches where multiple inorganic and organic substrates may be available at low concentrations.

("Painting is the opposite of death," she once said. "It permits one to survive").

I would argue that their brain size has been reduced because it saves energy, which permits them to survive in situations of scarcity.

The book is an often hilarious, sometimes queasy-making catalog of the strange stuff devised to permit people to survive in an environment for which their bodies are stupendously unsuited.