Sentence examples for would survive with from inspiring English sources

On both his Scottish and European fronts, Mr. Cameron insisted that Britain would survive with both unions intact.

Even Mr. Zhang said he was hurting, though he expected that his business would survive with help from the government.

They repeatedly told us how they would survive with steak and a knife, steak and a knife.

"Any doctor who cuts into the necks, severing the spinal cords of living, breathing babies, who would survive with proper medical attention, is a murderer and a monster".

He and Anna felt that either the baby would survive with a reasonable chance of a good life or she should be allowed to die comfortably.

Those fans became the first punks, effectively inspired by Bowie to overturn an entire music hegemony in a cultural revolution that only he, of those established stars, would survive with reputation intact.

They'd cut his saddle and bridle off to get him out, but he'd survived with no more than cuts and bruises.

YOU may recall that yesterday Cassandra confessed his love of the euro, but was far from convinced that the euro zone would survive 2012 with all its 17 members.

She says that other groups have tried to model the collapse of clouds in the ISM into planetary systems to see if ice would survive, but "with various results, that don't always agree," Willacy says.

Patients bearing high levels of VCP would survive longer with radiation treatment.

Examination of the results show that, if the IL-6 levels were decreased by > 60% and TNF levels by > 50% in the period at or shortly after the CPB, over 99% of all patients would survive, compared with 96% in the control arm.