Sentence examples for survive in order to from inspiring English sources
Most Pakistanis want the coalition to survive in order to address pressing issues such as inflation, food subsidies, unemployment, power shortages and capital flight.
In effect, "National Gallery" is about the effort to cut through the essential institutional qualities of the institution — qualities without which no museum can survive — in order to approach the transcendent sublimity of the art that it contains.
"In order to survive, in order to move on, we had to change our entire model, from an F.B.S. division league to a nonfootball league," said Hurd, adding that the exodus of universities "made us move forward".
The four biggest record labels are even considering supplying the retailer with non-chart music on a "sale or return" basis, freeing cash to reduce its £130m debt.The labels need HMV to survive in order to keep lucrative non-chart music on the high street.
If you're going to put as little as possible into my training and wages, if you're going to make sure that I can't get enough hours to survive in order to avoid giving me healthcare, and generally make sure that I'm as uncomfortable as possible at any given time just to make sure I know my place, then how can you expect me to care about your profit margin?
The patient has to survive in order to recover".
On the contrary: he survived in order to learn".
He was absolutely determined to survive, he had survived so much, and he knew he had to go on surviving in order to make this personal retrospective rebuttal of nazism".
"They survived in order to create an answer to what appeared for too long to be an insoluble problem: how to make the Jewish state legitimate in the eyes of those who regard themselves as its victims.
She doubts whether, even given adequate variation, natural selection can account for the exuberant variety of life, because (p. 77, 90) she cannot see how all the varied features of living beings are related to surviving in order to reproduce.
While Jainism enjoins observance of total nonviolence by the ascetics, it is often argued that the man is constantly obliged to engage in destructive activities of eating, drinking, breathing and surviving in order to support his body.
