Sentence examples for that may survive from inspiring English sources

One group that may survive better is telecommuters, Mr. Challenger said, because they are often the most productive.

Stromal cells, although destroyed together with cancer cells, have an ever-replenishing source that can assist in resurrecting tumors from any residual cancer cells that may survive treatment.

Another was the reluctance of high-profile politicians to accept a portfolio in a government that may survive only a few months, or less.

After an hour or so, the Paris fire brigade was able to begin to get part of the fire under some degree of control and to protect the parts of the cathedral that may survive.

Antibiotic persistence is a population-level phenomenon that historically has been derived from the observation of biphasic killing curves, indicating the presence of two subpopulations, consisting of cells that are killed fast by the antibiotic and tolerant cells that may survive.

Schwartz also will have to contend with other satellite networks that may survive the Iridium effect.

At the moment, it appears that he may survive his scandal in the way that Nixon could not surmount his.

Further, many cases are lost track of, indicating that patients may survive, which would lead to even higher survival rates (Appendix 1, Note 6).

It is the human links that may still survive in the West, Mr. Gunaratna believes.

Application with Dinotefuran is most useful for older trees or trees with severe crown decline that may not survive another season of HWA infestation.

"We are seeing industries that may not survive if we don't find a solution, and we are only just seeing the consequences of climate change," he said.