Sentence examples for survive attitude from inspiring English sources

Options traders reflected this Gloria Gaynor-like "I Will Survive" attitude by purchasing calls across various contracts.

As Brose writes, "Many commanders in Germany and Europe harbored stubborn 'we will survive' attitudes that enabled them to scoff at mounting arguments against attacking headlong into a rain of bullets".

Some companies couldn't survive cavalier attitudes like that, but Chrysler will.

Did this more liberal attitude survive the Great Recession and its aftermath?

Humans have been known to survive changes in attitude, not to mention diet.

How did you survive--how did your positive attitude survive and actually get nurtured by this horrible experience of seeing so many of your friends killed, and you know, such a harsh reality?

It remains to be seen whether this measured attitude will survive contact with the G.O.P.'s base.

That attitude must survive into the Moyes era if United are to stand any chance of retaining their place at the head of English football.

"It's obvious that with a hugely popular profession you're going to have to develop a tough attitude to survive.

If Twitter wants to survive, this is an attitude that will need to change.

Many of these issues were previously not well known because of limitations of both the "pre-launch" test environment and the spacecraft attitude (to survive the severe thermal conditions) while waiting another five additional years until the VOI-R.