Sentence examples for survive difficult from inspiring English sources

He said DoubleClick's cash reserves and strength within its industry should help it survive difficult times.

He nurtured the Conservatives and helped the protectionists survive difficult years while he educated them to accept Disraeli as his successor and to prepare for electoral victory.

They both however also have reputations for being able to survive difficult situations and their last fight was an all out classic brawl.

"These companies will survive difficult times and prosper in better ones," he says.

The stringent response modifies the physiology of the bacterium to such an extent that it can survive difficult environmental circumstances during its lifecycle.

We show how the social amoebae Dictyostelium discoideum uses these same principles to aggregate during starvation, allowing it to survive difficult environmental conditions.

April Ashley, then 25, was the first person in Britain to be outed as a transsexual, not long after she had travelled to Casablanca and survived difficult genital surgery.

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That was their way of surviving difficult times and how I was taught to cope growing up.

We met women who survived difficult pregnancies because of the new hospitals and clinics the government is building and I met the dedicated health workers working around the clock to save lives.

It has to go long distances, it has to survive under difficult circumstances, much more difficult than a normal civilian airliner.