Sentence examples for survive in two from inspiring English sources

I fly over refugee camps to show the conditions women are forced to survive in – two toilets and 2,000 women?

But smallpox – with its once dreaded symptoms of blistered skin, lesions, delirium and fever – does survive in two places on Earth: at Vector and at another high-security laboratory, at the Centre for Disease Control in Atlanta, USA.

"You need to have a fairly dominant pack to survive in two competitions".

Since its rediscovery, the beetle is only known to survive in two separate but small populations in Miami's pine rocklands.

The haloalkaliphiles constitute a distinct group of microorganisms since they survive in two extremes: high pH and hypersalinity [ 6, 7].

Nature, the authors argued, would survive, in one form or another.

Yet airlines struggle to survive in one of the most competitive business environments.

I was just hoping to survive, in one way or another.

They found that if they killed almost all of the adults and allowed fewer pupae to survive in one milk bottle, the population size would vary erratically over the 80-week study.

"They only survive in one place, and that's on the scalp of a person, usually a child," Pollack says.

Religious traditions helped this species to survive in one Turkish colony long after the species had disappeared from Europe, since it was believed that the ibis migrated each year to guide Hajj pilgrims to Mecca.