Sentence examples for survive sharp from inspiring English sources

The fate of The Jersey Journal, the daily newspaper that has been struggling to survive sharp losses in advertising revenue and readership, went down to the wire here tonight as union leaders and the paper's management discussed ways to keep The Journal open with layoffs and budget cuts.

To survive, Sharp and other Japanese firms have to stay a step ahead in a technological cat-and-mouse game with Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean competitors.

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On Wall Street, bonuses survive a sharp decline in profits; the European Central Bank soothes fears of a credit crunch; Eduardo Porter asks if there were alternatives to the stimulus package.

Regulators did examine whether banks could survive a sharp decline in the market value of European government bonds, including a 23 percent collapse in the price of five-year Greek bonds compared with the end of 2009 and a 4.7 percent decline in German bonds.

Having survived a sharp chance to short leg off Jeetan Patel on 24, he deposited the New Zealand spinner for a straight six on the eve of the interval.

This new population, who lived by hunting and gathering, survived a sharp cold spell called the Younger Dryas that lasted from 12,300 to 11,000 years ago.

Having survived one sharp chance, Varun Chopra nicked a pearler from Pyrah, who then made it two wickets in three balls in his next over by swinging one through Troughton's gate.

The scoreboard read 54 for four but Ian Blackwell survived a sharp chance to Rudolph at slip on eight and by lunch he and the South African Zander de Bruyn had taken the total to 115 without further mishap.

After the loss of opening partner Richard Oliver, caught behind third ball, Mitchell then steered a Brooks lifter to third slip before Moeen survived a sharp chance to Will Rhodes at short extra cover on 21.

Trescothick also survived a sharp caught and bowled chance off Hannon-Dalby on 98, and nudged the next ball through mid-wicket for two to bring up his third Championship century of the summer off 146 balls.