Sentence examples for purpose to survive from inspiring English sources

(Since F.L.P.'s must have a business purpose to survive Internal Revenue Service scrutiny, they are not used for primary residences or homes used solely for vacations. Second homes that are rented out most of the year may be eligible).

It's becoming tougher than ever for publishers who lack a clear sense of purpose to survive.

My aliens are, of course, but a metaphor for our future selves, a hope I have for our species, a species with a natural and, I think, rather neat purpose: to survive, to thrive, to know.

The microorganism, biocatalyst to all cellular bioprocesses, grows to suit its own purposes: to survive and to prosper.

Such measures disrupt international supply chains, reduce economic activity and dent the sense of common purpose that was needed to survive the economic crisis.

These will essentially be flights of "increasing complexity," with the intent being to go out of Earth's atmosphere and then "come back in hot to test the heat shield," because BFR's primary purpose will require it to survive planetary entry, on Earth, Mars and beyond.

I wander the streets towards the Electric Palace, one of the UK's oldest purpose-built (1911) cinemas to survive with screen, original projection room and frontage intact.

Its purpose now seems to be to survive as a disciplined fighting force.

John Donahoe is looking hard for a purpose that will enable eBay to survive another decade.

But Ben, when he learns to manage such things, has no spiritual purpose; he does it only to survive.

But he knew it would be harder to explain why some features (such as the famous peacock's tail) persisted and were often strongly conspicuous, even though they seemed to have no purpose in helping an organism to survive.