Sentence examples for survive yet from inspiring English sources

"What regime, in doing so, could expect to survive?" Yet this one did.

The Basel committee would like that role to survive, yet the new regime is more likely to undermine it.

"Many of us thought Assad would not survive, yet he is still in Damascus," a former Iraqi official told me.

I take heart in knowing that we will survive yet another turn in a continuing cycle of destruction and restoration, and I await a white dove.

The movie industry has also adapted to survive, yet it persists in recycling maddeningly troglodytic representations of women that its embrace of superheroes has only perpetuated and maybe exacerbated.

Birth occurs at a developmental stage when the infant is not so helpless as to be unable to survive, yet is small enough to be delivered out of the maternal pelvis.

It means the British nation state has survived; yet it remains on life support.

Yesterday, the ship survived yet another ordeal, when the Coast Guard saved it from sinking in Block Island Sound.

The fact that they describe it means that they survived, yet the movie trills with suspense.

For better or worse, Ewing, the Knicks' franchise center, survived yet another coup to his 15-year reign yesterday.

In 2004, Drew survived yet another change at the bank, a result of a merger with Bank One that the following year made Jamie Dimon the chief executive.