Sentence examples for surviving existing from inspiring English sources

For example, an oncology patient would be interested in their chances of surviving existing disease and preventing future tumor recurrence.

The economic crisis puts a strain on marriages, both in terms of the likelihood of new marriages and the surviving of existing ones.

Even projects that require cryptocurrencies as payment (e.g. Steemit, which rewards writers on its platforms with a native "digital points system," Steem) could very well survive with existing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether.

The existing surviving companies are cutting out non-profitable spaces.

Mr. Packard said he worked with companies to help them survive longer on existing capital, to see that "Plan A" -- to go public quickly -- may not be a reality.

During the 1980s and 1990s, Anderson & Sheppard — the prestigious Savile Row suit maker to kings and movie stars — seemed content to survive through its existing clients and, perhaps, their sons.

And even when there has been reflection, such as the momentary pause in the spring and summer of 2010, Greece has been plagued by the paralysis of collective responsibility: "So maybe I didn't pay my taxes, but who did?" The focus of Greek energy these days is not on how to fix the country, but rather on how to survive within the existing system.

It was rough, because I had to find a way of existing and surviving.

Research shows that more than 90percentt of existing boxes survive wrecks, and proponents say that may be enough to show patterns that will help safety studies.

Although acknowledging the various points of view, Mr. Hacker said United could not survive only in its existing form, as the parent and its commuter airline, United Express.

As they report in the journal Biological Conservation, they determined that for more than a century and a half, until the late 1920's, young trees were able to survive and mature within existing groves.