Sentence examples for survive away from inspiring English sources

Bedbugs are not, strictly speaking, parasites, because unlike, God forbid, lice or crabs, they can survive away from their host.

Songs like "Romeo" and "Jus 1 Kiss" (with its retro-sounding strings) had enough melody to survive away from the dance floor.

Elephants are highly sociable animals and need many years of parental support before they are able to survive away from their herds.

Observations based on the distance of seedlings from their parents indicate that the Janzen-Connell hypothesis applies to seedlings of S. amara: they are more likely to survive away from their parents as they escape pests such as herbivores and plant pathogens which are more common underneath the parent trees.

At vents, however, they are not restricted to areas with vent flow, but can also survive away from vents on the bare basalt along the axial summit trough.

These lice are unable to survive away from their human hosts for more than a matter of hours and consequently tend to persist in areas of extreme poverty or in association with major population upheavals and turmoil, such as wars or environmental disasters.

Supernova remnant dust detected by SOFIA (yellow) survives away from the hottest X-ray gas (purple).

Nevertheless, he was able to go home from the hospital many weekends, aided by expensive medical machinery that helped him survive while away from the care of doctors.

The question looming for them is, what kind of margins will they have to make on those calls to survive giving away such comprehensive personal communications services?

Those who survived walked away; those who didn't were completely gone.

The subject is an imaginary 80s video game called Fix It Felix Jr, which has somehow survived, bleeping away in the corner of a 21st-century arcade, and naturally the faux-retro graphic is lovingly created.