Sentence examples for usually survive from inspiring English sources

Fish that are sucked into the intakes to cool the power plants don't usually survive.

Most heroin users do not become long-term addicts and those who do usually survive.

Dumont's policy is above all about capturing people that don't usually survive the normalising filter of the casting process.

There is no effective treatment, and infants do not usually survive beyond the first year of life.

The permanent residents of Palm Springs usually survive the heat of the summer by arming themselves with water bottles and air-conditioning.

As Morehead concludes, six spades is no play whatever the layout, but six clubs will usually survive even a 5-0 trump split.

The benefits of immature mating were twofold, researchers concluded: not only did it "rarely end in cannibalism", it also increased male spiders' chances of successful insemination – and even copulating with a second female as they usually survived their first mating.

That's especially worrisome because a bug that becomes resistant to one fluoroquinolone usually survives the others as well.

Economically fragile, the lead mines usually survived as a result of being subsidised by silver production.

It is caught incidentally by commercial and recreational fisheries throughout its range, usually surviving to be released.

I would imagine I would curl up in a ball and feel sorry for myself, while the children and teens I see daily do sometimes question why me, they are usually surviving and sometimes thriving.