Sentence examples for which it survived from inspiring English sources

The fortress withstood several sieges between the Ottomans and Serbs, which it survived relatively unscathed.

It has a disjunct distribution, probably mirroring the small insular areas ('nunataks'; [ 24]) in which it survived the last glacial maximum (LGM).

At other times, it melts into the background of the garden in which it survives, becoming an almost abstract thing.

Throughout the safari, we saw evidence of the symbiotic relationship between wildlife and the environment in which it survives.

Autophagy is a mechanism by which intracellular organelles and macromolecules undergo bulk degradation and subsequent recycling, therefore providing the cell with the basic building blocks on which it survives during periods of stress.

Indeed, some Israelis say the future is already here, that their nation, steeped now in consumerism and cable television, is nearly drained of the shared, antimaterialist conviction on which it has survived.

The structure was taken down and rebuilt (1852 54) at Sydenham Hill (now in the borough of Bromley), at which site it survived until 1936.

By the middle of the 13th century the English component in the Anglo-Norman amalgam had begun to assert itself and the close of the century witnessed a Northumbrian version of the Psalter made directly from Latin, which, because it survived in several manuscripts, must have achieved relatively wide circulation.

I thought it would be interesting to understand how the physiology of an organism determined the environments in which it could survive.

That is, adherence is essential for the amoeba to invade the host and establishes itself in microenvironments in which it can survive.

Destruction, too often, is China's response to its heritage, which, if it survives at all, risks then being sanitised for touristic consumption.