Sentence examples for survive because it from inspiring English sources

More importantly, we believe the Eurozone will survive, because it is its members interest for it to survive.

Gavin Ho said that while S.J.M. might have to close a few of its oldest casinos, the Hotel Lisboa would probably survive because it is well known.

A lot of people fear braille won't survive because it will be read by so few people.

Mr. Dodson, the lawyer representing Rochester, said the patent should survive because it made it through an eight-year examination by the Patent and Trademark Office.

He believed that theatre would survive, because it was "the art of the present tense", and audiences would still want to give.

This novel deserves to survive because it captures, so beautifully and so wittily, a form of posturing which afflicted our intellectual and cultural life for many decades and which is still alive and well in some quarters.

James said Dixons was surviving because it was making its website and stores work together.

The Lamar pack may also have trouble surviving because it lost two of its best hunters.

The Hookup Lounge (named for its, ahem, wireless access) survives because it is classed as a retail tobacco store (the bulk of its sales being derived from tobacco products).

But the show doesn't survive because of its commentary; it survives because it's great fun.

If Robinson had been able to seek Chapter 11 style creditor protection in the UK, it would almost certainly have survived, because it too could have undercut all its competitors.