Sentence examples for survive the effort from inspiring English sources
A looming impeachment vote in the House of Representatives cast a shadow on the market, even though most think Clinton will survive the effort to force him out of the White House.
Looking ahead, it remains to be seen how long these reforms survive the efforts of the banking lobby to chip away at them.
Mr. Zarrella defended G.M.'s overall brand management strategy, while acknowledging that the company's Oldsmobile division had not survived the effort to transform it.
A1 Signs of Hope for Davis There is a growing sentiment among Democrats and many political analysts that Gov. Gray Davis of California has a fighting chance of surviving the effort to oust him.
Though the outcome of the Oct. 7 election remains anyone's guess, and Mr. Davis continues to trail even in his campaign's internal polls, there is a growing sentiment among Democrats and many political analysts that Mr. Davis has a fighting chance of surviving the effort to oust him.
As one of the 20 MPs opposing the party's unilateralist defence policy, he narrowly survived the efforts to de-select him in 1983 and in 1985.
But the high rejection rate for the generals' constitution in Mr Thaksin's heartlands suggests that his popularity has largely survived the efforts to discredit him.After the referendum on August 19th, General Surayud Chulanont, the prime minister, insisted that elections would "definitely" be held in late December.
His ability to survive the many efforts to eliminate him prompted many jokes.
BHP Billiton executives, however, predict that demand in China for raw materials will survive the government's efforts to cool economic growth.
As Obama's presidency ends, it's an open question how much of his legacy will survive the coming Republican efforts to tear it down.
The following year the opposition collected the more than 2.4 million signatures required to force a referendum on Chávez's continued rule, but in August 2004 the president survived the recall effort, garnering the support of nearly three-fifths of voters.
