Sentence examples for surviving indefinitely from inspiring English sources

Unless an accident puts an end to life, they appear to be fully capable of surviving indefinitely.

However, the impact on Farc has been ambiguous: its chances of launching a left-wing insurrection in the manner of Nicaragua's Sandinistas in 1979 are nil, but then they probably always were; yet it looks capable of surviving indefinitely as an armed force as a result of the income from its kidnapping, extortion and cocaine interests.

Human beings can't survive indefinitely like this.

So the Edey-Hollins odd couple could well survive indefinitely.

Perhaps inevitably, Gill's ideal theatre couldn't survive indefinitely.

It is both seedborne and soilborne and can survive indefinitely in "favorable" soils.

Isolated and economically strangled, the colonel and his regime would be lucky to survive indefinitely.

But "truthiness" can't survive indefinitely in a fact-free vacuum.

Some of her cancer cells, however, became the first human cells to reproduce and survive indefinitely outside the human body.

"It was too personal, too enchanting, too Bohemian a bookshop to survive indefinitely," Christopher Morley wrote in 1931.

Dried bacterial spores could survive indefinitely -- and then bloom in the gut and start assembling the proteins.