Sentence examples for survive considered from inspiring English sources

Why, only a generation after our near-destruction, is the Jewish will to survive considered a will to conquer?

Re "The Days of Coasting Are Gone" (Dec. 8), which described how the nation's big airlines may need to find a whole new way of doing business in order to survive: Consider a recent scene from the new world of travel.

If you must pass along soaring energy costs to survive, consider baking them into the price of the entire product rather than breaking them out as separate line items.

Table 6 includes variables showing statistical significance in the bivariate analysis comparing dead patients vs. those that survived considering the total population, colonised patients and patients with Aspergillosis.

Radio signals from the craft showed it survived touchdown, considered a great achievement because the spacecraft was designed only to orbit and not to land.

Investors confident that Mexico will survive might consider two solid companies now trading far below their highs: Grupo Elektra and TV Azteca, both controlled by entrepreneur Ricardo Salinas and his family.

"I bought this necklace when my Gran passed away, and I felt like she was looking over me and helped me survive this considering what happened to other people".

Three-month quality of life of patients who survived was considered unchanged in 55% patients, worse in 25% and better in 20%.

The 3-month quality of life of patients who survived was considered unchanged in 51% patients, worse in 25% and better in 24%.

The association between pragmatic and management criteria most probably permitted the evaluation of a larger number of surviving newborns considered to be at risk.

– Michael D. Shear The concept of "Minnesota Nice" may not survive this debate, considering the way Mr. Pawlenty and Mrs. Bachmann went at each other.