Sentence examples for survived outside from inspiring English sources

Nestorianism was crushed within the Roman Empire but survived outside its frontiers.

No mosaic in the true Palaeologian style has survived outside Byzantium.

A medical witness for the defence reportedly testified that, at an estimated 24 weeks, the fetus was not viable, and could not have survived outside the womb.

Bostrom is arguably the leading transhumanist philosopher today, a position achieved by bringing order to ideas that might otherwise never have survived outside the half-crazy Internet ecosystem where they formed.

In addition, there are charters for monasteries and bishoprics as well as his letters and conciliar decrees, which survived outside the register in the hands of their recipients or in canonical collections.

The Miscarriage Association says "there should be no shoulds": if you don't feel like dwelling on the loss of something that, in the case of early pregnancy loss, could not have survived outside your body that is of course fine.

"Very few survive outside captivity," he said.

Yet Britain would survive outside.

"We couldn't survive outside".

The parasites could not survive outside mosquitoes.

And I will never say that our country couldn't survive outside Europe.