Sentence examples for survival more from inspiring English sources

But over time, the two groups had no difference in survival: more than 90 percent survived at least five years.

Progress is measured in small steps — a few more months of survival, more patients managing to survive two years.

Additionally, fitness is more accurately defined as the state of possessing traits that make survival more likely; this definition, unlike simple "survivability", avoids being trivially true.

Perhaps nobody can appreciate Siebold's gift for survival more than Bob Hoover, the famed 92-year-old test pilot who survived five crashes and lives in Palos Verdes.

This was a night of survival more than anything.

Jewish survival more important than abortion-rights politics?

"It's made a person's survival more precarious, or their stay in the hospital longer".

But until we choose to celebrate survival more than we romanticise tragedy, our most acclaimed heroines will be victims.

State takeovers of two countrywide networks that had supplied many regional stations with hours of free programming have made survival more difficult.

ARIEL LEVY: And until very recently this was not irrational…women needed husbands for economic survival, more often than not.

Perhaps the events themselves have rewarded survival more than excellence, as in the final of the women's five-hundred-metre short-track speed-skating race, in which the winner was the only competitor who didn't fall.