Sentence examples for will survive over from inspiring English sources

Whether the move to market rates will survive over the long term is uncertain, at best.

No one wins if Greece goes under; but the European project will survive over the long term if Greece achieves real reform.

The fittest will survive over time and these new firms will bring in 40-70 percent of the returns in the industry.

Of course, the implications for all of these programs and studies for policy depend heavily on whether or not estimated impacts will survive over the long-run and whether they can be replicated at larger scale.

If mines continue to use topsoil with seed banks dominated by aggressive and opportunistic exotic species (such as buffel grass) and add fertiliser, very few native species will survive over the longer term due to an altered competitive equilibrium.

Many scientists expect that no more than 5-105-10%oreefsal reefs will survive over the coming 50 years, as global climate and oceans waters warm, seas acidify, sea levels rise and storms intensify.

Now, as Mr. Putin prepares to assume his new mandate at inauguration ceremonies scheduled for early May, the question is how Mr. Gref and his ambitious plan will survive in the battle over access and influence in the Putin Kremlin, which is being watched as keenly in the United States as in Russia itself.

It will be interesting to see whether an old idea -- that anyone born here is part of the United States by right -- will survive the bruising arguments over who belongs, who's in and who's out.

The lyrics you played over and over after the break up -- I will survive!

DESPITE the latest eulogy from a prominent critic, there isn't much debate over whether fiction will survive.

Hardy bulbs, those that will survive when left in the soil over winter, include various crocuses, snowdrops, lilies, daffodils, and tulips.