Sentence examples for surviving either from inspiring English sources

Among the Clutter kinfolk, the Thanksgiving get-together was an annual, turnabout to-do, and this year Herb was the appointed host, so it had to be done, but, coinciding, as it did, with the preparations for Beverly's wedding, Mrs. Clutter despaired of surviving either project.

The pill didn't impact patients' odds of surviving either way.

The plant microbiome can survive either inside or outside of plant tissues, performing various plant beneficial activities including biocontrol of potential phytopathogens and promotion of plant growth.

"It sure looks like space is not going to survive in some ultimate theory," he said, "and that makes it likely that time will not survive either".

Perhaps rendered overconfident by this success, he then set out an objective – of achieving an absolute budget surplus – that had no economic rationale, and which was never likely to survive either political adversity or even a modest economic downturn.

"Hopefully I can do it again, but whether I do or not, I'll survive either way.

Short of that, it is safe to conclude that the republic will survive either of them.

While that program didn't survive either, historians have said it spooked the Soviets into ramping up military spending, further unbalancing their already-teetering economy.

If there were life on this planet, it probably survived either underground or deep within its hypothetical oceans, said Kaltenegger, the director of Cornell's Carl Sagan Institute, which is dedicated to the search for habitable worlds.

None of the mice immunized with PBS survived either challenge (Fig. 8).

Hence, in order to be able to spread via aerosolation, Lula should be able to survive either surface tension or desiccation.