Sentences with phrase «survive in limited ways»

This is most likely rooted in very primal unprocessed wounds from our early life, when confusing or overwhelming things left us having to adapt and survive in limited ways.

Not exact matches

Only in Florida have the trees survived, though they have only been used in only limited ways, mostly for mulch.

Telling me the only way to survive is to watch «Diana» and write a review in my limited time.

Any dog raised in a group will become territorial over limited resources, just as any human in a group will become that way (assuming they want to survive).

It's also finely balanced with no move feeling either useless or overpowered: they all have their uses in combat, and while on the standard difficulties you can get your way through a lot of the game with a limited repertoire of tricks, higher settings will need you to utilise them all to survive.

But beware, ammo is limited so you will have to get crafty and use the straight bullets, grenades, split - and buckshots in the most effective way possible to survive the 720 levels.

Maybe in some perverse way, it's so hard to build a startup in Europe (France is almost the same as Spain, limited responsibility works somewhat better, but only until the bank tells you you need to mortgage your personal belongings to get that loan, all the rest is the same, and it's even harder to sack someone), that those who do succeed are able to survive after that.

Australian limited property trust Centro Properties Group, the fifth largest owner of retail real estate in the U.S., may not survive the crisis as it continues to struggle to find ways to refinance or pay down its debt.