Sentence examples for survives essentially from inspiring English sources

By the Civil War, it had become one of the nation's most important military complexes, adding a central parade ground surrounded by rows of enlisted men's barracks and Officers' Row, a Civil War streetscape that survives essentially unchanged.

Brougham Castle survives essentially as it was when the main repairs were finished in the 1930s.

The notion that a bacterium survives essentially as a lone soldier whose success or failure is dependent upon mere happenstance alone has given way to a more complex and nuanced view of microbial pathogenesis.

Immediately recognisable and easily adaptable, it has survived essentially unchanged from its inception as a symbol of the wheel in 1908.

She was one of about 300 Hog Island sheep, remnants of a tough, healthy and highly maternal colonial population that had survived essentially as wild animals for hundreds of years on a barrier island off Virginia.

Second, adult bdelloids can survive essentially complete desiccation in a state known as anhydrobiosis [ 4].

Each threw herself into an emotionally sordid role in order to tell us something about our profound, collective self-interest, and about how the will to survive is essentially genderless, until society forces us to define ourselves by our sexuality.

Until the latter part of the 19th century, the civilization survived using essentially renewable resources, based on biomass for cooking, heating, and building materials.

O'NAN I wanted to explore the idea: Could you bring your childhood dreams into your adult life, and do they essentially survive?

The Mount Morris bathhouse, the only one in the city that caters to gay blacks, has been operating continuously since 1893 and survived the crackdown essentially for two reasons.

We were thinking, very specifically, "How are they going to survive?", which is essentially the very question that every episode of The Walking Dead wants us to ask.