'Survival' seems to be a common thread.
Survival seems to be a subject on Madison's mind these days.
But the price of the revolution's survival seems to be the slow death of Venezuela.
As this New York Fashion Week kicks off in particularly uncertain times, the question of survival seems all the more pressing.
Their survival seems to depend on constant movement, spending each second of the daylight hours in a relentless search of every nook and cranny.
In his letter Mr. Bengtson cited "lingering elitism among a small, but active, group of individuals" whose "disdain for those who seek to secure the institution's survival seems to know no bounds".
With a handful of games left and two handfuls of points separating them from safety, Premier League survival seems beyond the Royals, especially considering their current form: played seven, lost seven.
Khrush chev remains a true Leninist to the extent that it offends him very little to make strategic withdrawals when survival seems to require them; bourgeois notions of pride never put him off.
The key to survival seems to lie in food webs, the complicated interactions you probably mapped out in middle school that illustrate how species in an ecosystem get food — and avoid getting turned into food.
Even before its latest defence review outlined painful cuts, and despite the war in Afghanistan, Britain's defence expenditure, as a proportion of GDP, was less than half what it was in 1971.So the FPDA's survival seems puzzling.
Although its role is far from identical, it has some similarities to the role that Israel has come to play in contemporary Jewish identity: one can disagree with the government of Israel and oppose Ariel Sharon, but if Israeli survival seems to hang in the balance and innocent Israelis are being killed, it is hard not to rally behind Israel.
