Sentence examples for would likely survive from inspiring English sources

Neither of those outcomes would likely survive a popular referendum, even today.

Mary Carillo, who was providing commentary, promptly observed that Ms. Kuznetsova would likely "survive" the match (and she did).

Ashworth looks just this stripe of overpromoted middle-manager, whose wanly spreadsheeted demeanour belies the fact he would likely survive a nuclear apocalypse.

The court rejected the plaintiffs' assertion that the analysis of climate change impacts had been inadequate and arbitrary, finding that FWS had reasonably concluded that the species would likely survive and adapt to a warming climate.

Even if you're young and healthy and would likely survive measles, other people in the community aren't and wouldn't: Elderly people, immunocompromised people and infants, for instance, rely on you not to get sick — their lives depend on it.

Such a move would, as it was in 2006, be devastating for Lebanon, probably for Israel and certainly for United States interests in the region, not least because Hezbollah would likely survive and even gain new adherents among those affected by Israeli strikes on Lebanese infrastructure and civilian areas.

Given my medical situation, would I likely survive?

It can bite off some pieces and the government in Kiev would not likely survive.

Were he born today, Patrick, who was delivered at 34 weeks' gestation, would very likely survive and have a healthy life, too.

Although he faded today with a 78, Irwin was four over par for the tournament and would most likely survive the weekend cut.

But everything north of the vice president's residence, three miles away, would most likely survive, and Mr. Ridge's new center is just beyond that radius.