Sentence examples for should we survive from inspiring English sources

And nor should we survive.

That badge should read: "We survived Reggie in Game 5".

Which at least means we should survive long enough to read some of the other notable popular science books scheduled for the first half of the year.

How his difficulties there were resolved is something to which the City of London should pay close attention: "We survived and I'm delighted that, tough though it was, and it was very, very tough, we got them all their money back".

If you are not viable, you shouldn't survive, we just don't think you should take that decision in the depths of a crisis, when every company in the world is being helped... Saab is very important for Sweden's automotive cluster.

Why should we drown while boys survive?

So what should we make of those surviving archives which are finally being released from the government's high-security centre in Buckinghamshire to the clutches of historians eager to get hold of them in the National Archive, close to Kew Gardens on the Thames in west London?

There were also sobering reports on a propensity for a baby to have its own complications — a host of genetic disorders and birth defects that would disable it physically and mentally and should it survive those, we could still have an anxious wait for autism or schizophrenia to reveal themselves as the baby grew up.

Inevitably a business needs to survive, but should we as users set limits to what can be sacrificed for this survival?

"Maybe the human race shouldn't survive.

But if firms are not competitive they should not survive.