Sentence examples for survive service from inspiring English sources

In order to survive, service providers need to move and change with the momentum of the market.

Mr. Choules and another Briton, Florence Green, became the war's last known surviving service members after the death of Frank Buckles, an American, in February, according to the Order of the First World War, a United States-based group that tracks veterans.

Because sources of radio-frequency power of this magnitude must be operated intermittently (they will not survive continuous service), the beams from these accelerators are delivered in short bursts.

He ridiculed Thatcher's favourite, Lord Young of Graffham, trade and industry secretary in the late 1980s, as "not being in touch with reality" if he thought "this country can survive on service industries and tourism and import all its manufactured goods".

Representative examples of these carriages survive in service today on various Heritage railways up and down the country.

There might be a learning [opportunity] together instead of destroying a system that has existed much longer than the health services and that might survive health services if the trend of losing qualified staff does not change".

Justice McLaughlin, of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, told Mr. Teneyck that his "cheap, stupid" perjury insulted the honor of veterans "staggering through life" because of the injuries and trauma they survived in service of their country.

Even the chairman of the NHS in England has said the next government will have to consider charging in order to help the health service survive.

Four services survive a failure of VM1 whereas no service survive a failure VM2.

The piece will survive its current service.

Nearly 1,500 pieces of the original Flora Danica service survive.