Sentence examples for survive poor from inspiring English sources

Snow's outstanding play, along with Dikembe Mutombo's strong 21-point, 13-rebound performance, helped the 76ers survive poor games by Iverson and Aaron McKie.

Species that can survive poor sites and also improve soil properties are generally preferred to rehabilitate degraded land through watershed management.

Health workers have adopted various strategies ranging from what can be described as legal through the unethical to criminal behaviours to survive poor conditions and low pay.

A system which outlasted a brutal famine two decades ago might survive, poorer but angrier while possessing nukes and ICBMs.

Allen Iverson scored 31 points before leaving because of a thigh injury as Philadelphia survived poor free-throw shooting to beat visiting Miami, 82-72, last night.

He survived poor results, including a home defeat in the Carling Cup by League Two Northampton, and took only 25 points from 20 matches before new proprietors, in the form of John W Henry's Boston-based Fenway Sports Group, bought control last October.

She found that a paradise to survived poor people appeared for a while after a disaster, since their ruler prepared the emergency food and housing in the early modern period (e.g., Kitahara 1983).

And, not least, Hodgson needs to get the decision right for himself because an acceptance bordering on apathy from England's fans about just how poor they were in Brazil - eliminated before their final group game against Costa Rica - may not survive a poor result in Switzerland.

We often underestimate what it takes to survive being poor.

But his campaign would survive a poor finish as well and could continue to play a spoiler role.

Many other bookstores failed to survive the poor holiday season, resulting in the return of much of their inventory.