Sentence examples for survive lack from inspiring English sources

The relentless pressure to survive, lack of space and unhygienic living conditions lead to malnutrition, deprivation and disease – and often abuse of vulnerable women and children.

Hypoxia tolerance is the ability of infective juvenile nematodes to survive lack of oxygen.

MR: Both Tin Can Trust and Will The Wolf Survive lack self-consciousness, and songwriting and musicianship are the focus.

The former in its original form is lost, and the version that has survived lacks the notes on the Heauton timorumenos (The Self Tormentor).

But General Clark, who had never before run for office, was not a strong enough candidate to survive the lack of attention coming his way in the wake of Iowa.

If Gingrich needs the debates to survive, the lack of debates has allowed Perry to campaign on his own terms, and, combined with all of the volatility on the top tier, it's created a small opening.

Congress has provided minimal victim advocacy resources for child sex trafficking victims and state and federal victim advocates are naïve as to the circumstances in which the child sex trafficking victim must survive and lack an understanding of how the sex trafficking criminal networks operate.

More interestingly, HIF1 is a master regulator coordinating oxygen homeostasis, and allows the cell to survive a lack of oxygen, a relevant situation in malignant tissue.

"We eat once a day," said Mrs. Bai, 65, explaining how she and her family had survived the lack of rain.

One of the classic examples of a single-celled co-operator, the soil-dwelling slime mould Dictyostelium discoideum, survives a lack of warmth or moisture by sending out pulses of a chemical from cells, which attracts other cells to move towards them and clump together into multi-celled bodies that look like weird mushrooms.

When ampk and daf-18 mutants in L1 diapause are cultured in M9 medium containing ethanol, many surviving animals lack the overt tissue degeneration observed in the absence of ethanol.