Sentence examples for which has subsisted from inspiring English sources

If the subscription option catches on, it could herald a huge change for the online video industry, which has subsisted almost entirely on advertising revenue.

"There is no part of it," writes Proclus, "which has already subsisted and another that will subsist later, but as yet is not.

Giambi has subsisted mostly on protein shakes during his illness.

Somalia has subsisted without a functioning central government for two decades.

For decades, Microsoft has subsisted on the milk of its two cash cows: Windows and Office.

The natural deer became venison at once, and what has subsisted ever since is now growing weary.

The foundation's grant will allow HarvestPlus, which has been subsisting on a shoestring budget for nearly a decade, finally to get off the ground.

Chrysler, which has been subsisting on federal loans since the beginning of the year, will also need to stretch the $7 billion it is getting from the Treasury Department to cover its losses until the Fiat alliance starts paying off.

We're hearing that the company, which has been subsisting on angel money apparently, is thinking about finally taking money from VCs.

The existence of ' Ty permissive' strains, in which full-length potentially functional Ty elements have subsisted, and 'non Ty permissive' strains, which are poorly endowed or even devoid of functional Ty elements raises several questions.

The unprecedented closings reflect the precarious financial state of both G.M. and Chrysler, which have been subsisting on government loans since the beginning of the year.