Sentence examples for survive see from inspiring English sources

Most obviously, some of the world's airlines look unlikely to survive (see leader).

Seeds that are carried away to areas occupied by different plant species and different seed predators are more likely to survive (see Sidebar: Hitching a Ride).

Even Mr Frey and Mr Osborne, whose research speaks of 47% of job categories being open to automation within two decades, accept that some jobs especially those currently associated with high levels of education and high wages will survive (see table).

The museum is a testament to Hong Kong's determination not just to survive (see the extraordinary film scenes of typhoons, the Japanese occupation and Red Guard campaigns), but also to prosper (behold a replica of an old street lined with a pawn shop, tea house, post office, bank, grocery store and Chinese pharmacy).

140Domino effect in the crowd and involuntary stepping on others to survive, see http://www.wdr.de/mediathek/html/regional/2011/07/19/lokalzeit-duisburg-loveparade.xml.xml

This necessarily means that, on average, each pair of oysters produces only two offspring that go on to reproduce successfully and that 113,999,998 eggs per female per spawn do not survive (see also Ridley 2004).

Of all the parts of #JonVoyage, watching him dance with joy with his kids… I mean…  https://t.co/5hfIkoTcKw Not sure if I can survive seeing Jon Stewart dancing to "Born to Run" with his two kids.

He said one US unit suffered 99% losses in the first wave and that thousands of young men who did survive "saw images that they would spend their lives preferring to forget".

Philander and Steyn whittled it down to five overs to survive, seeing off tough spells from Johnson and Pattinson, but then Harris returned to write the final part of the script and give Australia the honours from a memorable Test series.

The visitors, who needed a point to survive, saw Nick Proschwitz's first-half penalty saved by Brian Jensen.

The fact that they were taken care of in modern, well-staffed hospitals may also help explain why 75% have survived (see sidebar, p. 911).