Sentence examples for would survive outside from inspiring English sources

Yet Britain would survive outside.

He said Britain would survive outside the EU but it would be a weaker place.

The World Health Organisation defines stillbirth as death after 28 weeks of pregnancy – by which time most babies would survive outside the womb.

We debated whether a chilli plant would survive outside and decided it would probably be alright, if it was in a warm spot.

"The question is not whether the UK would survive outside the EU, but whether it would thrive".

The molten silver eye at Prada's spring show seemed exactly that -- a hothouse exotic that wouldn't survive outside a fashion show.

A group of Irish nationals who had abortions abroad because their babies would not survive outside the womb also welcomed the opening of the clinic in Belfast.

In the shelter of a Victorian walled garden, we laid out the world garden – one acre arranged as a map of the world, the other acre with a nursery to grow some of the treasures that wouldn't survive outside.

In February 2001, following a 21-week scan, she was told her unborn had a rare abnormality meaning it would not survive outside the womb.

She said that the baby wasn't "compatible with life" and that it would never survive outside of my stomach.

This lysis system was shown to be functional upon colonization of arabinose-free host tissue, and it is expected that the synthetic strain would not survive outside the host because environmental arabinose levels are too low.