Sentence examples for survived over time from inspiring English sources

At a time when big-box retailers are overtaking grocery stores and hardware stores elsewhere, the fact that small mom and pop shops, like Crestwood Market and Epstein's, and restaurants that have been in the same family for generations, like Roma Restaurant, have survived over time is testament to the fact that the village is one of "the forgotten jewels of Westchester," Mayor Philip White said.

It's about the romanticizing of the Spartan 'ideal', a process that began even in ancient times, was promoted by the Romans, and has survived over time while less and less resembling the actual historical Sparta".

One interpretation of this observation, in conjunction with the swine bioassay data, is that the Sal CURB® product had an adverse effect of viral load and viability, while in the absence of Sal CURB® the quantity of PEDV remained constant and that virus survived over time.

Based on the results of these six experiments (see Results), in the subsequent four experiments, each week four animals were randomized to no treatment (n = 1), HS alone (n = 1), or HS combined with raxi administered 6 h after the start of ET (HS + mAbT6) (n = 2). Figure 1 Survival Times and the proportion of animals surviving over time.

BPV will be able to survive over time if the territory is strong.

"It is not going to survive over time as just another league that plays football between February and April.

This figure also shows the proportion of animals surviving over time in these three experiments combined (B).

This figure also shows the proportion of animals surviving over time in experiments 1 to 6 (B), 7 to 10 (C), and for all ten experiments together (D).

The fittest will survive over time and these new firms will bring in 40-70 percent of the returns in the industry.

Their ability to survive over time witnesses the relevance of F-connection1 in fostering lower levels of transaction costs and a higher aptitude to adapt (Ben-Porath 1980; Pollack 1985; Corsi 2009).

It is their human resources that have helped them survive over time.