Sentence examples for whose survival is from inspiring English sources

No wonder Vermeer's Delft is haunted, a city whose survival is not certain, because nothing is.

A properly balanced diet is especially important to preserving species whose survival is threatened or endangered in the wild.

BROOKLYN BRIDGE 125TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION New York is a city whose survival is rooted in its ability to shift shape.

It is the companies with the biggest debt burdens at a time when consumers are reducing their spend whose survival is most at risk.

It would be only the latest instance of extraordinary federal aid for GMAC, whose survival is seen as crucial to G.M. and, now, Chrysler.

The two latest species to appear on the red list are not the only birds whose survival is threatened by the island's mice.

It was a project whose survival was always not just in doubt but highly unlikely.

ACROSS the developed world, solvent governments have temporarily nationalised banks whose survival was in doubt.

In strong language, he reminded us that Israel was a powerful country whose survival was no longer in question.

G.M., whose survival was threatened by the world financial crisis, started to get rid of its activities in Europe.

Still, gross profit margins for Apple were 29.4percentt, well ahead of analysts' expectations, and it has $4.2 billion in cash and short-term securities -- an impressive nest egg for a company whose survival was in doubt a few years ago.