Sentence examples for survive weak from inspiring English sources

Most economists, including those in the Obama administration, say they believe that for the euro to survive, weak European countries must grow.

The only way to survive weak demand and growing competition from giant Chinese appliance firms like Haier is to shift production to lower-cost countries, as Italian makers are now doing.

In the winter, only the strong survive; the weak are culled.

Major parties are like well-built houses in an earthquake: they survive where weaker properties collapse.

The debt reduction, which Ford estimates will reduce its annual cash interest expense by more than $500 million, is the latest evidence that Ford is moving ahead of its domestic rivals General Motors and Chrysler in revamping to survive the weakest United States auto sales in three decades.

Donley said manufacturers don't have extra money to lend right now because of market conditions and that strong dealers would survive while weaker ones would likely have to fold.

The stronger Eliezer's need to survive, the weaker the bonds that tie him to other people.

"Prison really is a matter of the strong survive, the weaker members get preyed on," says Rachyll Dempsey, a forensic psychologist who used to conduct mental health evaluations at San Quentin state prison.

Diana Shipping was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral," because Chappell believes the company has the best chance of surviving the weak dry-bulk market.

Kyoto survives, weaker because Russia, Japan and New Zealand have decided not to join in the second period and Canada has left completely, but important because it remains the only treaty that forces rich countries to cut emissions.

"The strong will survive and the weak will shake out," he added, "and that's actually good.