Sentence examples for survived for long from inspiring English sources

Not all of these companies would have survived for long anyway.

Along with more than a few other Mexico City dailies, it would not have survived for long without the government money that propped it up.

At first Lev was set to dragging logs to the "wood combine", crushing labour which he would probably not have survived for long.

Sandra Postel, author of "Pillar of Sand", a book about irrigation, maintains that, with the single exception of Egypt, no civilisation based on irrigation has survived for long, either because the water has run out, or because of silt, or because of salinisation.Yet it is modern engineering that has made possible irrigation disasters on a massive scale.

"The British army and navy constituted the most powerful military force in the world," he writes, and "no republican government prior to the American Revolution, apart from a few Swiss cantons and Greek city-states, had ever survived for long, and none had ever been tried over a land mass as large as the 13 colonies".

In the long run, Mr Siegel argued, American equities have outperformed bonds, and as long as an investor's time horizon is long enough, it matters not if the stockmarket plummets in the interim.It may be true that in the past stocks have outperformed bonds in the long run, at least in the two stockmarkets America's and Britain's that have survived for long enough to yield sufficient data.

The patient survived more than 7 years after she was first diagnosed with pancreatic MAEC and survived for longest term after surgical resection in comparison with previous reports.

Their system did not survive for long.

No one survives for long at Garon Park.

But without basic funding the network cannot survive for long.

The Home Office is a demanding test of a minister and many do not survive for long.