Sentence examples for surviving sites from inspiring English sources
Last week's tremors forced analysts and other Web publishers to conduct various forms of industry damage assessment -- and consider what it may take to make surviving sites earthquake resistant.
The lone surviving site, al-Hesbah, is thought by some experts to have been infiltrated by the Saudis, so as to keep tabs on campaigners elsewhere.
T o survive, sites are looking to boost their revenues by resorting to what could be called "the four Ss" - shopping, syndication, services and subscriptions.
"The interior is one of the most important surviving historical sites as far as I am concerned in the whole city from the 19th century".
He left his family's diamond business in 1999 to become the vice president for diamond acquisition at Mondera.com, one of the few surviving Web sites selling diamonds.
Like the other surviving Web sites with original content (CNET and CBS MarketWatch, among others), iVillage has been pushing to make the most of its advertising in a tough market for all media.
The two major surviving pet sites, Petopia.com and PetSmart.com, are both backed by brick and mortar chains.
Despite the somber news, he is confident Veoh will emerge as one of the few surviving video sites in what will no doubt be a coming shakeout.
If you're in a tornado-threatened area, and on a higher level if you are concerned about flooding or earthquakes, and you can reasonably plan on surviving on site, put your kit in an upper level closet.
Armed now with superior search terms, I Googled again and discovered that plaques bearing this longer poem survive in sites of natural beauty across England, from Linton to Cleveland Hills.
Species that can survive poor sites and also improve soil properties are generally preferred to rehabilitate degraded land through watershed management.
