Examples of using Cannot survive in English and their translations into Swedish
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I both know the Magisterium cannot survive that.
Most of the best growers I know cannot survive.
These particular industries cannot survive without a consistent supply of recovered materials
I believe that this type of approach is risky as European agriculture cannot survive without these subsidies, especially at this time of serious economic crisis
Many of these animals are so specialised that they cannot survive anywhere else, and are referred to as nepenthebionts.
It has been proven that corals cannot survive without chlorophyll A and they depend on it to receive the necessary nutrients to grow.
My analysts believe that Assad's organisation cannot survive without him and once he's dead, these attacks will stop.
Truth is that corals cannot survive without chlorophyll A and they depend on it to receive the necessary nutrients to grow.
who is trying to restore himself and cannot survive without me.
Therefore, the small/medium- size carrier is gradually driven out of the market and cannot survive.
At the end of the book, Birdy frees all her birds except the popinjay which cannot survive on its own.
Humanity will have nothing if it cannot survive in a declining world.
Mr Schüssel, restoring the European Parliament's confidence in the Council will be a hard task because Europe cannot survive without a real budget.
Surely there's convincing data that the planet cannot survive the excesses of the human race.
Compared to many other diseases, HIV is not very easily transmitted as the virus cannot survive in the air.
Orangutans may also live in such small spots of residual forest that they cannot survive in the long term.
It's forbidden to make one so young so helpless that cannot survive on its own.
Nine billion people cannot survive unless resources are used more sustainably
Protecting groups are used to temporarily mask a functional group that cannot survive the chemical environment.
Lesson number two: quality farming, which ensures a certain independence in regard to food, cannot survive in Europe in the context of a global free market.