Sentence examples for survival of some from inspiring English sources

The survival of some nursery provision is also under threat.

The cuts threatened the survival of some universities, according to one analyst.

To ensure the survival of some family members, they divided into three teams taking separate routes.

The decline – which was far worse than the winter before – threatens the survival of some bee colonies.

And the economy has shown modest improvement, slowing losses that only recently threatened the survival of some big banks.

A surge in South Africa's corn production this year could soften prices of corn, a staple commodity, and threaten the survival of some of the country's farms.

Killing is, indeed, no big deal, a thing that happens all the time, because the survival of some depends on the death of others.

The researchers point out that the survival of some coral colonies after bleaching episodes does not necessarily mean that the coral ecosystem is healthy.

But in recent years they have become the target of a vast and flourishing illegal trade that is threatening the survival of some species.

Natural selection — the preferred scientific term — refers to the theory that genetic mutations within species favor the survival of some organisms over others.

However, they are a major threat to the survival of some of the world's rarest species such as the Sumatran elephant and the Javan rhino.