Sentence examples for survive for some from inspiring English sources

As dolphins are mammals and breathe air, they can survive for some time out of the water.

So Mr Ferragu thinks a sale to NSN is "quite likely", but he considers it likelier that Alcatel-Lucent will survive for some years.

Viruses may survive for some time in the soil, in water, or in milk, but they cannot multiply unless they invade or parasitize living cells.

Others think that at least a few traditional markets will survive for some time, because the supermarkets rarely carry live fish and animals.

Philip Dorgan at Panmure Gordon kept his sell rating on Ocado, despite admitting it now had the funds to survive for some time: Ocado is still operating an inefficient model, growing below City expectations and its multichannel competitors.

Writing in Science News in 2004, Barb'ra Anne Carter of California State University argued that certain micro-organisms instrumental in the transmission of plague can survive for some time in recently dead corpses.

"We concluded that they survived for some time after the tsunami, but became debilitated.

The Bei Wei dynasty survived for some 35 more years, at which time it was divided among the leading generals.

After the fall of Rome, amphitheatres survived for some time until the decline of the cities themselves terminated the spectacles that they had held.

You hear echoes of this concern toward the end of "Dossier K.," in his comments on the social realities of being a Holocaust survivor: "It is painful to carry the brand of surviving for some unaccountable reason.

I am thinking of the skeletons found in Eurasia dating back 30,000 years that show people survived for some years with broken bones – and the reason was because they were looked after.