Sentence examples for will generally survive from inspiring English sources
Ron Fournier, writing this week in National Journal, predicted that incumbents will generally survive this fall, which will create a false sense of calm.
Q. Do you ever run into trouble getting things back into Britain? A. Yes, but a gently moistened kitchen towel around a cutting in a bag in your suitcase will generally survive for the trip.
"The worst shots are chest and gut shots because they grow septic and the animals die," says Toft. "But head shots, if they miss the brain they'll generally survive – and hopefully mess up the poacher".
Servicers will generally accept a surviving spouse's loan payments, but red tape involved in proving ownership can stall a modification while foreclosures proceed, according to advocates.
Although servicers will generally accept their loan payments, surviving homeowners who are not on the mortgage face significant resistance when they seek loan modifications once they've fallen behind on payments — often because they've lost their spouse's income.
For weaker bottlenecks, most established mutations should typically survive the bottleneck and hardening will generally be unlikely.
Quick steaming your food will generally not kill the virus, as it can survive the steaming process.
Twenty-four willn will compete; three will survive.
When you are ready to sell because you believe the company can't survive as an independent company (sub $50 million price), most investors will generally be supportive.
"The earlier we start treatment and antivenom, there's a good chance they will survive... generally we need them within an hour of being bitten for the best prognosis".
