Sentence examples for survive at a from inspiring English sources

A toxic mix of funding cuts and overwhelming demand has left many charities struggling to survive at a time when their survival matters more than ever.

Instead, they find themselves scrabbling to survive, at a deeply unprofitable end of the business.

How is this community going to survive?" At a time when the nation's economy is struggling to gain momentum, Whirlpool's decision is an unwelcome step backward.

But in recent years they have increasingly shared resources to survive at a time when fewer young people are entering religious life.

They also help the paper survive at a time of shrinking profit margins and increasing competition from the Internet, the challenges that face newspapers around the world.

I've learned so much in the last three years, and I've got more and more interested in the business model, and trying to survive at a time when everybody's hailing the death of print journalism.

Now, questioning whether the big publishers should survive at all is a red herring, and the product of a cruel mind (shame on you).

But he survived at a price.

In 21 games they picked up 39 points and survived at a time when Messiahs looked to have had their day.

Of the other 16 wrecks examined, women survived at a higher rate than men in only one: the grounding of the British ship Birkenhead off Cape Town in 1852.

For two years, Mustafa, his mother and younger brother survived at a UN camp in al-Fashir, terrified that he would be taken as a child soldier.