Sentence examples for will now survive from inspiring English sources

I don't know how we will now survive".

Hinchingbrooke Hospital will now survive, whereas it might not if it had stayed in NHS hands.

Mr Oshima predicts that Mr Fukuda will now survive until an election must be called in September 2009.

"The good news for those that are diagnosed is that survival for the disease is amongst the highest for any cancer; more than eight in 10 people will now survive it".

"The good news is that survival has doubled in the last 40 years and half of all cancer patients will now survive the disease for at least 10 years".

In a morning note on the stock, Mike Allen and Paul Jones at Panmure Gordon summed up the situation: With its capital structure now more appropriate for current market conditions, Inchcape will now survive and looks well positioned for eventual market recovery in our view.

Will the written word — what you're reading right now — survive the next century?

They now survive on benefits.

Haiti is like a patient on life support – if donors pull the plug now, the patient will not survive on its own.

After a 15-minute office visit in February 1999, a cardiologist told the parents of Dominic Fernandez, 3, that he needed open heart surgery and a possible heart transplant -- "right now, or he will not survive through the summer".

This is hardly good news for Boeing, whose ambitious plan to lease up to 100 767's for use as aerial refueling tankers has become so mired in controversy that many military analysts now say it will not survive.