Sentence examples for survive would be from inspiring English sources

The only way it could survive would be through liquidity injections from the public sector.

One way for these small institutions to survive would be to embrace MOOCs.

But they decided that the only way they would survive would be to brave whatever was outside.

"The only way it could survive would be with taxpayer subsidies of the railway and all the other essential infrastructure".

The quangos that survive would be trimmed as they carry out what Cameron described as "strictly administrative functions".

And at least some, perhaps many, of the ones that survive would be supported by public interest organisations".

Surviving would be difficult without assistance, and few expressed confidence they would receive much.

The work and living conditions would be sufficiently hard as to fell large numbers by "natural diminution"; those that survived would be "treated accordingly".

The original limestone, if it survives, would be covered in stucco or another material -- "something," Mr. Abaya said, "to make it look more modern".

The value of these would plummet in new D-marks, and a contraction in credit in the rump of the euro zone would mean that the value of assets, including businesses that might otherwise have survived, would be destroyed.

The Guggenheim proposal, if it ultimately survives, would be the latest in a rapid series of expansions by the institution, which in addition to the branch in Bilbao has museums in SoHo and in Berlin.