Sentence examples for survive bad from inspiring English sources
The earliest marine turtles are thought to have shown up during the Jurassic period and survived the global extinction because they developed a wide array of adaptive survival techniques that "allow them to survive bad times," Walter Joyce of the University of Tubingen's Institute for Earth Sciences told Discovery News.
But democracies can survive bad leaders.
The truly talented survive bad teaching.
They then survive bad years by advising companies in trouble on how to restructure.
The idea was to introduce competition; good schools would survive; bad ones would disappear.
"Law & Order" and its offshoots survive bad seasons and frequent cast changes because the focus of each episode never strays too far from the chalk outline — and it usually leads to a juicy whodunit filled with sleazy investment bankers, corrupt judges, abusive stepfathers and narcissistic socialites.
In its 17 years, the Breeders' Cup has survived bad weather, upsets on the track and injuries to celebrity horses.
He was raised on his family's farm, which, thanks in large part to his efforts and his formation of a corporation under the initials K. T., survived bad times in the 1990s and is now run mainly by one of his three younger brothers.
He reflects that up to the present the ship has survived bad storms.
The truth is, some of us have "survived" bad presidents and political discord before.
We're told we're overreacting and being hysterical and that we've "survived bad presidents and political discord before".
