Sentence examples for survive losses from inspiring English sources

The chairman of the Virginia Democratic Party, Kerry Donley, said that while Mr. Edwards might survive losses on Tuesday if he came close, General Clark would not.

He almost certainly could not survive losses in all of them, which would give Mr. Bush so many delegates that even a highly improbable sweep by Mr. McCain in such states as Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts, Georgia, Missouri and Colorado, all of which vote by March 21, could stop the Texan.

Temperatures stuck below zero in many regions; freezing conditions continued to disrupt transport; and experts warned of increasing threats to animals and birds already struggling to survive loss of habitat and climate change.

"That means they've survived their loss of habitat previously so they could very well survive loss of their habitat in the future".

Few things are more empowering than knowing that we can survive loss and adapt to change.

The ability to survive loss of cell-cell contacts and/or growth factor deprivation is a marker of tumour progression.

However, in both cases VGLUT and GAD65 expression is preserved, suggesting that the presynaptic terminals of both excitatory and inhibitory neurons survive loss of VAMPs.

Humans are social creatures, so it is easier to survive loss when you're surrounded by people who care about you.

I have survived losses and betrayals I didn't expect and I have made some big whopper mistakes.

It's also about surviving loss with highly marketable comic fortitude.

This is a story about happy chances and the rewards of being with a friend, as well as a story about surviving loss and moving on.