Sentence examples for survive far from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have found that half of those defibrillated with these devices survive, far greater than the 2percentto5percentcent survival rate for those who never receive treatment.

So it appears that the strange 15-foot gap along Seventh Avenue will, like Jauncey Lane, survive far beyond the railroad station it was intended to honor.

This impression on the international calendar was made by workers without the blessing of governments, and the evidence of history suggests that it can survive far worse interdictions.

But the Rubins' infusions have impact in places where $5,000 individual gifts are considered significant, and institutions have long had to rely on government financing to survive, far more than their Manhattan counterparts.

To the Editor: Considering the heroism and endurance that permitted the young Louis Begley and his mother to survive far greater ravages in Nazi-occupied Poland than aging in New York, it is rather sad to read that age has been projected so negatively for their late-life legacy.

The same point could be made of the Aubrey-esque Brief Lives (1982), compiled by my predecessor on these pages, the late Alan Watkins – a collection of sketches of well-known personalities of the 1970s and 1980s, often relying on gossip for their armature and yet likely to survive far longer than official biographies.

Human civilization, after all, has survived far worse scares than shaky Italian bonds.

The stone of dynastic buildings, of course, has survived far the best.

The region's markets have survived far bigger shocks in the past.

He could imagine himself surviving far out in that long tail.

But it has existed for 85 years and survived far worse".