41.   Indeed, the sugar companies not only survived the just-concluded battle over the Everglades restoration plan, but guaranteed their future water supplies.

42.   Industry after industry preaches that only bigger and more efficient companies will survive.

43.   Just how is a tribally-controlled company expected to survive in an age of rampant consolidation?

44.   Many of those turning to the markets will be family-controlled businesses looking for ways to ensure their companies survive the death of the family patriarch.

45.   Most companies can survive even if their debt ratings are lowered below investment grade, although they will have higher borrowing costs.

46.   Not everyone is sure the company will survive.

47.   No company can survive with a wrap alone.

48.   Others at Hoover, however, question whether a one-product company can ultimately survive.

49.   Porter says the company can survive by cutting smaller trees, but only if there is some guarantee that the volume will be available.

50.   Some analysts were questioning whether the company would survive.