Sentence examples for survive long term from inspiring English sources

Should any of the highly stressed trees survive long term, it may be possible to figure out how.

"Here on Chinese soil, it's almost impossible for citizen journalists like him to survive long term," said Zhan Jiang, a media scholar at Beijing Foreign Studies University.

I think they get the idea that unity, and appealing to a broader demographic, is the only way the Republicans are going to survive long term.

People knowledgeable about Chrysler's plan said Mr. Nardelli might suggest that a merger was still the company's best opportunity to survive long term.

That's how we're going to survive long term.

But will Recreativo de Huelva survive long term?

Can human beings survive long-term exposure to deep-space radiation and zero gravity?

It's possible for a network to survive without the N.F.L., but it's difficult to survive long-term without that programming.

Trove is a good proof of concept, but it will likely need a few lucky breaks to survive long-term.

In all the three cases, superconductors require cryogenic environments within which the material may be required to survive long-term exposure to significant thermomechanical and electromagnetic stresses.

They embody negligible mass and their stability makes the functionalized films able to survive long-term storage and tolerate variations in pH, temperature, salts, detergents, and solvents.