Sentence examples for survive changing from inspiring English sources

Few pop idols survive changing fashions unscathed, but Miller and Waller seem to have done just that.

For years the weighty five-act genre had struggled to survive changing aesthetics and withering accusations by writers who viewed it as an excessive art form.

The assumption is that the Neanderthals left Africa first, had time to adapt to a colder, darker and more difficult world, evolved paler skin colour to take advantage of less certain sunlight, and developed other traits that might have helped them survive changing conditions.

A family of these chaperones with a range of strengths of interaction may well help rickettsiae survive changing environmental temperatures during their life cycles in arthropods.

Microbes require robust stress responses to survive changing environments, and in particular, pathogenic microbes must mount effective responses to counter the defences of their host.

Viennese Lebenskunst ("art of living") has survived changing rulers and times.

It enjoyed instant success, paying for its construction within weeks, and survived changing tastes and trends to remain as the park's centrepiece until it shut its gates in 2003.

However, the chances of a friendship surviving changing life stages depends on what the friendship is actually based on to begin with.

Yet despite these concerns, social ties survived, changing their formative locus from the immediate neighborhood to the civil, social, and cultural activities engaged in by the inhabitants of cities.

This phenotypic variation might allow pathogens to evade the immune system, as well as to increase the probability that a fraction of a clonal population survives changing conditions [ 19].

"I think we can survive without changing our lifestyle, at least until 75," he said.