Sentence examples for the surviving part of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the surviving part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the remaining portion of something after a loss or destruction. Example: "After the storm, the surviving part of the building was still standing, though it was heavily damaged."
Qnexa is a combination of two existing drugs — the stimulant phentermine, which was the surviving part of the fen-phen combination, and the epilepsy and migraine drug topiramate, also known by the brand name Topamax.
The rulings today leave a lot unsettled, starting with the fact that the surviving part of DOMA frees states from having to recognize marriages legally performed in other states — which seems clearly unconstitutional to me but was not part of this case.
The work is known only from Strabo's references to it and from fragments preserved by later authors and from the surviving part of an abridgment, dating possibly from the early 5th century ce, of his coastal guide to the Mediterranean and Euxine (Black) seas.
The apocryphal books present in the surviving part of the Septuagint are 2 Esdras, Tobit, Judith, 1 & 4 Maccabees, Wisdom and Sirach.
Following the end of the war the London Necropolis Company decided that reopening the London Necropolis Railway was not financially worthwhile, and the surviving part of the station building was sold as office space.
Some of the surviving parts of the series are now being reunited.
There's even a widely-discussed two-state solution: GM and Ford, with Chrysler, now privately owned, merging into the surviving parts of GM.
Among his many monuments in the city are the restored and revived Theatre Royal, the surviving parts of Blitz-damaged KingSquareSquand and the splendour of the former Cleveland hotel in Great Pulteney Street, which he bought semi-derelict and used as the base for an ad hocan arts and music festival before carpenters and stonemasons moved in.
Collusion-resistant codes have been specifically designed as a defense against collusion attacks: when codewords from such a code are embedded into the content, the surviving parts of the watermark, after the collusion attack, still contain enough information to identify (some of the) attackers, provided that the coalition is not too large.
Ostensibly, it was to protect the surviving parts of the reserve from fire spreading east.
The surviving parts of the death register of KZ Gusen list an additional 30,536 names.
