Sentence examples for survive somewhat from inspiring English sources

I also asked him if Lights Out, a knockout of a show, can survive somewhat low ratings.

The shawm survived somewhat longer in the West and remained important in the East.

The sarabande remained popular in France through the 17th century and survived somewhat longer as a stage dance.

Another study in which he participated suggested that women with advanced breast cancer received more comprehensive therapy and survived somewhat longer when treated at teaching hospitals rather than at community ones.

Women survived somewhat better than men, HR 0.88.

However, our pexiganan-resistant bacteria, which performed poorly under selection in vitro, survived somewhat better in vivo.

The strains of D. hungarica and C. gelida survived somewhat, while C. graminis and L. scottii survived to the lesser extent.

Interestingly, mice with floxed alpha rather than null alpha alleles survived somewhat longer than the Gsk3 Neurod6 mice but died after the second postnatal week (P15 P17).

Aggregative strains exhibited a small and elongated cell shape under normal growth conditions, survived somewhat less well under starvation conditions, and had relatively poor population growth performance with food present, although the first two patterns were only significant when within-strain variation was taken into account.

Participants' responses to statement 16 ('Survival of the fittest' means basically that "only the strong survive"') were somewhat split with 40.8% (n = 31) affirming the statement and 59.2% (n = 45) selecting the misconception.

The jingling Johnny was used in European military bands in the 19th century and survives, somewhat altered, in Germany.