Sentence examples for problems survive from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this differential association is that children with physical or neurological problems die prematurely and so are not available for counting whereas children with learning disability or behavioural problems survive; another explanation is that the neurodevelopmental and neuromuscular conditions may be more likely to have a genetic origin not associated with SEC.

THE Serbian government's website greets visitors with a prominent headline: "Challenge Accepted!" Three years after the fall of Slobodan Milosevic, it is having problems surviving, let alone accepting challenges.

Which brings up Oh Eun-sun's second problem: surviving the descent off Annapurna.

(I should mention here that all other biological forms -- flora and fauna -- seem to have had no problem surviving whatever it was that eliminated homo sapiens from the equation.

Many animals lack some of these and have no problem surviving.

No here there is no adventure only the ever existent problems of survive.

"We were written off as the band of disastrous dysfunction with too many personal problems to survive," he said.

Their numbers have increased too, partly because medical advances have allowed more children with severe problems to survive.

The starchless mutants of S. obliquus might therefore face problems to survive light-dark cycles.

An extensive literature has documented increased rates of health problems amongst surviving VLBW/VP infants compared with full term infants in their early years, including sudden infant death syndrome, feeding problems, respiratory disorders, and increased hospitalisation [ 4].

Holten said it was important that ENO worked out its problems and survived.