Sentence examples for something of a survival from inspiring English sources

"It's something of a survival instinct".

That leaves Pontiac, which is the only orphan brand that has something of a survival strategy.

Now, it has become a hard to read a book with a premise that seemed so fictional merely two years ago but has, by preposterous events, been turned into something of a survival guide.

In the case of a loss, depending on how large the margin and how his rivals fare, Mr. Romney may have to fall back on something of a survival strategy, scooping up a few states he can capture with relatively small expenditure and hoping that Mr. McCain does not sweep everywhere else and lock up the nomination.

Take Nicholas Menaker, vice president for operations of a software company in Redwood City, Calif., whose carry-on bag is something of an electronic survival kit for long flights and lonely hotels.

For some people bruised by the hurricane, the waterline has become something of a signature of survival.

Goddijn is something of an expert on survival.

His injuries were so severe -- he needed at least 18 pints of blood, donated by fellow firefighters, and he was in the intensive care unit for seven weeks at Elmhurst Hospital Center -- that his survival is considered something of a miracle.

There is something gratuitous about Around Alone, which makes a race out of a survival contest.

The mere survival of this orchestra is something of a miracle.

Invisibility became part of a survival mechanism.