Examples of using Cannot survive in English and their translations into Danish
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his puny efforts cannot survive.
My analysts believe Assad's organisation cannot survive without him, and once he's dead, the attacks will stop.
We need to recognise, however, that we cannot survive on past commendations and achievements.
Mr President, groundwater is a priceless natural resource, not a national resource, and it should be treated as a resource without which humanity cannot survive.
wherein carbon-based bodies cannot survive, and the bodies of the puppets of darkness will die within a very short period.
If you cannot survive in a warm pool of water, then you have no business being here.
I both know that Starkwood cannot survive an all-out war against the subcommittee.
Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries。 Without them, humanity cannot survive。”-达赖喇嘛.
meeting small farmers with tiny farms who cannot survive without access to the EU markets.
humans- to keep the habitat open as they cannot survive for long in overgrown
who is trying to restore himself and cannot survive without me.
because our culture and our democracy cannot survive without historical consciousness and knowledge”.
while the diet makes our entire bodies more alkaline- a condition in which cancer cells cannot survive.
It's forbidden to make one so young so helpless that cannot survive on its own.
Leading brands with up to 200+ billion CFUs use strains that cannot survive the harsh gastric system,
Cannot survive without him, and once he's dead, these attacks will stop.
The recent volatility has hit both of those and farming cannot survive on that.
Fear is exactly what the dark originators intend-they feed on the low vibrations of fear, they cannot survive without that!
Well, I know of an Info-Point which is doing a great job, but which cannot survive on the money from the European Commission,
EU fisheries policy has unfortunately been turned into a permanent policy for subsidising an unprofitable fishing industry that cannot survive by its own unaided efforts and without aid policy guaranteeing the fish stocks.