Sentence examples for survived the changes from inspiring English sources

Northwestern Connecticut is one part of the state where limestone survived the changes of the last Ice Age.

Deeper in the gorge the rich matte of club mosses and liverworts I remembered had survived the changes of climate and acid precipitation, though trees had grown in and blocked the view of the upper gorge from the stream crossing.

The design of the handles thus survived the change of material.

So did Buckingham, who survived the change in monarchs and consolidated his grip on government.

The simple dish, whose secret lies partly in the lavish amount of butter, merrily survived the change.

Mr. Clapton's friendship with Mr. Harrison survived the change in Ms. Boyd's allegiance; famously, the former Beatle once said, "I'd rather she be with him than some dope".

They claimed that most ministers survived the change because of cronyism and loyalty to the president, singling out the ministers of agriculture, education, gender, and labour as being known for poor performance or suspected malfeasance.

Stuart Levey, a Treasury official whose arm-twisting of banks around the world has partially dried up credit lines to Iran, is one of a very few senior Bush-era officials to have survived the change of administration.

Mr Sharaa even flew on an official visit to Beirut, rather than driving unannounced across the border to issue orders as Syrian officials usually do.Mr Assad, for his part, went off to Tehran to make sure Syria's relations with Iran had survived the change of government.

However some other measures in Mr Darling's Budget - including a four-year freeze on inheritance tax thresholds - survived the change of government.

This cross-subsidy is unlikely to survive the changes you describe.