continued survival

collocation in English

meaningsofcontinuedandsurvival

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continued
adjective[before noun]
uk
/kənˈtɪn.juːd/us
/kənˈtɪn.juːd/
still happening, existing, ...
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survival
noun
uk
/səˈvaɪ.vəl/us
/sɚˈvaɪ.vəl/
the fact of a person, organization, etc. continuing to live ...
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(Definition ofcontinuedandsurvivalfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Other species communicate and depend for theircontinuedsurvivalon successful communication.
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This gives individuals a measure of immortality and therefore a means ofcontinuedsurvival.
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The versatility of their lifestyles ensures theircontinuedsurvivalunder the most extreme conditions that would annihilate more ' ' evolved ' ' lifeforms.
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There is no question about itscontinuedsurvival.
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The model assumes that synaptic contacts are initially transient and require some type of confirmation (by way of experience) for theircontinuedsurvival.
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Her birth was extremely premature, and for some months hercontinuedsurvivalwas in doubt.
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Thecontinuedsurvivalof those firms becomes dependent on the maintenance of the subsidy.
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For us, it is essential to ourcontinuedsurvivaland economic prosperity.
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Many people are alive today as chronically sick who owe theircontinuedsurvivalto drugs.
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Even though it may represent a threat to thecontinuedsurvivalof the species, that has to be faced.
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The aim would be to induce an enemy to end his aggression to ensure hiscontinuedsurvival.
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Thecontinuedsurvivalof such firms depends on the further improvement of their competitiveness in both home and overseas markets.
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It faces some significant problems to itscontinuedsurvival.
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The community has actively championed thecontinuedsurvivalof.
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Some commentators appear to find in this decline of the spring runs a possible danger to thecontinuedsurvivalof the species.
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Moreover,continuedsurvivalof the fish stock is given priority over the socio-economic effects to which any restriction can, in the worst case, give rise.
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Thecontinuedsurvivalof each of those depends on a locally specific configuration of skills, experience, specialties, emergency arrangements and the viability of training posts.
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The increased flexibility that the industry seeks for monkfish is crucial to thecontinuedsurvivalof a very fragile white fish fleet.
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It is said there is a conflict between what they are asking—theircontinuedsurvival—and the interests of the child.
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It is essential for ourcontinuedsurvivalas a developed industrial nation that we export, and that markets are found for our products.
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Accordingly, some of them rely on fire ecology for theircontinuedsurvival.
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The festival created a new board of directors who worked to ensure the festival'scontinuedsurvival.
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Thecontinuedsurvivalof these trees is threatened by warming temperatures.
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An artificial environment has apparently been created for hiscontinuedsurvivalthere.
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I wish nuclears long life and success as a deterrent, for thecontinuedsurvivalof the human race depends upon the success of the nuclear deterrent.
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