Sentence examples for survive current from inspiring English sources

"These songs," she writes, "could never be written in the age of jet travel, therapy, delayed adolescence, the internet, nor could they survive current popular ideas of human psychology".

The future of cheetah populations may depend on their genetic variability enabling them to better survive current selective pressures (Durant et al. 2010), and the long-term benefits of improved genetics in this already genetically restricted species may lead to healthier cheetah populations (Ryder and Benirschke 1997).

They develop mechanisms to survive current antibiotics for everything from tuberculosis to UTIs.

The human soul may tolerate a "consumer society" in order to survive current circumstances and make a living, but the soul has come to life not simply to consume, but to give its inner gifts.

Samantha Bee, whose weekly TBS series "Full Frontal" has become appointment viewing for those who survive current events by seeing them kicked in the backside, went off-schedule Wednesday for "A Very Special Full Frontal Special".

CSCs display numerous mechanisms of resistance to chemotherapeutic drugs, allowing them to survive current cancer therapies and initiate relapse.

Veteran broadcasters had been shoved aside for pretty faces, serious drama had been abandoned and the few surviving current affairs and arts programs were being broadcast at times that ensured small audiences.

The piece will survive its current service.

Schmidt thinks the euro will probably survive the current crisis.

So will the Vaccines survive the current wave of hysteria?

And they will survive the current upheavals as well.