Sentence examples for whether to survive from inspiring English sources
One long-standing hypothesis in the field suggests the idea of a sphingolipid rheostat, wherein the balance of sphingolipid levels within a cell determines its fate: whether to survive or undergo apoptosis.
Furthermore, it is unclear whether failure to survive in an out-of-hospital setting depends on age alone or on other pre-arrest factors such as cognitive impairment and comorbidity that are more prevalent at older ages [ 7, 8].
JASMINE MARCUS, Cornell University, class of 2010 Decide whether you want to survive.
Whether United is to survive is a question for the airline, its employees -- who also own a controlling stake in the carrier -- and its creditors.
Whether they managed to survive the sadistic genius that is George R.R. Martin and his homicidal writing habits or not, a few characters stood out from the rest of the pack.
"And who knows whether we're going to survive at all".
Whether I'm going to survive it all is the big question.
She added, "I don't think anything can devalue folk music; it's in its nature to survive, whether it's popular at the moment or not".
Oxygen is essential for all plants and animals to survive, whether they live on land or in water.
What should you look for in a company, in order to assess whether it's likely to survive?
"There were doubts as to whether we were going to survive as a company," recalls Chief Financial Officer Patrick E. Allen, who was Rockwell's treasurer at the time.
