Sentence examples for scope to survive from inspiring English sources
The government argues that those shops will actually have sufficient scope to survive alongside the large retailers - as indeed they have with the growth of India's own large retail malls which now proliferate across Indian towns large and small.
Fishing tackle and rifle scopes are expensive.The southern traditions that deserve to survive mostly have, and will continue to do so.
Mr Dimon replied that his firm's scope had provided a buffer that allowed it to survive during a period in which more narrowly focused institutions had failed.
Instead, this strategy game is set in the aftermath and you need to survive with the resources you have, scope out new buildings to protect your population and avoid further attacks from the dreaded flesh eaters.
Known primarily for buying land that is environmentally sensitive or threatened by development, the organization has recently broadened its scope to focus on entire ecosystems that endangered species need to survive.
The mainstream impact of independent docs can be startling and their scope can prove galvanising, whether it's the Aids activism doc How To Survive A Plague or Dreamcatcher's stories of Chicago sex workers.
Keeping this focus on the finer points of wizarding aesthetics will be key if Fantastic Beasts is to survive what looks set to be a rapid expansion in scope.
I don't know if I really fully understood the scope and size of the population of people in this country that depend on government aid to survive.
"Delaying those rains makes it tougher to survive the dry season and affects a lot of things, from survival of seed stocks in the soil to the size and scope of late-season wildfires," he says.
Identifying the pathway(s) responsible for the inability of IL-1RI KO animals to survive acute S. aureus infection remains the topic of future studies, which are beyond the scope of the current report.
I firmly believe that all companies, regardless of their size, scope and industry, will have to become more open and democratic in the very near future if they're going to survive and thrive.
