Sentence examples for shape to survive from inspiring English sources

But she wasn't sure that Innostat was in any shape to survive a major change initiative.

Malaria is forever outrunning its attackers, shifting its shape to survive the drugs invented to eradicate the parasite.

The administration will argue that the temporary trade protection allowed American steel makers to get themselves in shape to survive against intense global competition.

While it may seem crazy to fight a price war when markets are on their knees, companies ranging from airlines to car makers often see a slump as an opportunity to build market share at their competitors' expense especially if they reckon they are in a better shape to survive a downturn than their rivals.

For many women here, after nearly two years of twisting themselves into strange shapes to survive, returning to work is its own form of protest.

Quite honestly, I was in such bad shape that to survive and to come out with a mind and to have a second chance was really an amazing thing.' Meanwhile three marriages had come and gone and two children - Marin and another daughter, Ruthanna, by his third marriage - had grown up barely seeing him.

The help they are seeking, companies like the US Steel Group of USX, Bethlehem Steel and Wheeling-Pittsburgh say, would provide the industry time to whip itself into the kind of shape needed to survive and prosper, and allow the United States to maintain the steel industry, a core element of its industrial base.

Just because natural selection has shaped one species to survive in a particular environment doesn't mean that it is "the best" or perfectly adapted.

Salmonella enterica serovar typhimurium (S. typhimurium), a Gram negative rod-shaped bacterium, has evolved to survive in the phagolysosomes of macrophages and has served as a model organism alongside the closely related E. coli for understanding copper sensing and resistance in this cellular compartment.

An independent perspective means being sensitive to internal factors that shape the organization's capacity to survive and thrive as it confronts current and future challenges.

Mr. Glocer said he wanted to "shape Reuters in a way to survive profitably, even in a very long bear market, but at the same time provide a platform for growth when markets turn".