Some, though, have managed to take survival to unexpected levels.
Cable, the Raiders' offensive line coach since 2007, watched the Davis-Kiffin disaster and took survival notes.
The first step for many people whose benefits lapse is to take "survival jobs," low-paying positions that do not make use of their skills, Mr. Stettner said.
If we take survival as the main aim of any sensible person, these traits don't help, but they're a start, right?
How do you say?" In their first year at the school, the students are required to take "survival English," to learn basic concepts like days of the week and how to ask for directions.
IF ANYONE still believed that any stock, bond or futures exchange could afford to take survival for granted, last week's overwhelming vote by members of the Chicago Board of Trade to allow electronic trading of Treasury-bond futures should convince them otherwise.
If one takes survival as the end, then we may ask what are the means necessary to that end.
Having left Fulham, who are eighth, on the grounds they failed to match his aspirations, the Welshman would surely take survival even at this early stage of the season.
Any interpretation of the results needs to take survival selection into account 33 (in this case before age 75).
This test is a survival-adjusted quantal-response procedure that modifies the Cochran-Armitage linear trend test to take survival differences into account; we used a value of k = 3 in the analysis of site-specific lesions.
