Sentence examples for which would survive from inspiring English sources

A portion of it is ball fields, two of which would survive, to the relief of the many Little League families who now depend on them.

Wide outrage spurred him and Ron Wyden, a Democratic senator, to suggest in December that the elderly instead put their voucher towards either a private plan or traditional Medicare, which would survive.From 2022, firms would present plans at least as generous as Medicare; the voucher would be set at the price of the second-cheapest private plan or of traditional Medicare, whichever is lower.

The deconstructive nature of Watchmen is, Klock notes, played out on the page also as, "[l]ike Alan Moore's kenosis, [Veidt] must destroy, then reconstruct, in order to build 'a unity which would survive him.'" Moore has expressed dismay that "[t]he gritty, deconstructivist postmodern superhero comic, as exemplified by Watchmen... became a genre".

Out of the 69 genetic variants examined, none gave a statistically significant association signal with depressiveness or for an interaction with measures of early development or of social environment, which would survive correction for multiple testing.

The 11p15.5 association, which would survive Bonferroni correction for 312 tests, includes insertions and deletions which were analyzed together relative to non-carriers; it contains 41 genes including some related to longevity or complex diseases.

"These policies determined not so much which institutions would survive as which would dominate, how they would be run, and what ideals would prevail" [[ 5], p. 121].

Many consumers have hesitated to subscribe to satellite because they didn't know which company would survive.

They claimed Dewani arranged a hijacking-gone-wrong in which he would survive while his wife was killed.

China Unicom's president, Wang Jianzhou, said Wednesday that his company would take over and expand a trial system using Qualcomm's technology that now serves one million customers, but that Unicom would let "market demand" determine which system would survive.

Three men – Zola Tongo, Mziwamadoda Qwabe and Xolile Mngeni – already serving jail terms for their role in the killing claimed Dewani arranged a hijacking-gone wrong in which he would survive and his wife would be killed.

While outlining the plans last week, BBC TV chief Danny Cohen did not go into detail about which programmes would survive the move but the emphasis on comedy and documentary would seem to signal the end for entertainment shows including Don't Tell The Bride and Snow, Sex And Suspicious Parents.