Sentence examples for surviving changes from inspiring English sources

The idea of a Brazil-Mozambique cooperation project to set up the first public pharmaceutical factory in Africa was agreed between the former respective presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Joaquim Chissano in 2003, developed within Brazil's nascent approach to 'South-South' cooperation in the health sector, and surviving changes of governments in Brazil as in Mozambique [ 3].

Yet the prisons survive changes in the political weather.

Humans have been known to survive changes in attitude, not to mention diet.

Eternal life also requires that big old things survive changes in the surrounding environment.

The organisations that were designing and implementing the reforms had, in some countries, survived changes of government and even coups.

One positive note, researchers say, is that wild trout are better suited to survive changes, and most trout in Montana are wild.

A bleaker view holds that such solidarity as now exists between blacks and Hispanics will not survive changes in demography and culture.

Luis Echávarri, director-general of the OECD's Nuclear Energy Agency NEAA), says such plants must survive changes of government and thus require "a solid political and social base".

The notion to move Roulette out of Mr. Staley's home, for artistic ambition and to survive changes afoot in its neighborhood, surfaced 15 years ago.

The mobility and adaptability of some carnivores has enabled them to shift ecological roles and survive changes brought about by human activities.

Overall, maintaining genetic diversity may help a species survive changes in their environment, she says.