Sentence examples for * sustains in from inspiring English sources

What really sustains, in my view, is something more than this – something far bigger than ourselves, something bigger and deeper than we can imagine or rationalise for ourselves.

To do that, all I really have to do is monitor two on-screen meters, one that measures the damage Ecco sustains in encounters with enemies like sharks, jellyfish and moray eels, and another that shows his remaining air supply.

That may seem like a small loss for the Democrats — perhaps "too small," given the rocky rollout of Obamacare and the loss that the president's party typically sustains in midterm elections.

It was received, like many Altman films, as an allegory of America, but could also be seen as his most extensive attack on Hollywood and the hopeless dreams it sustains in consumers.

There is only one path through that saves him from annihilation – a guarantee that whomever he sustains in power will give him that referendum, so that at the next election a fairer voting system will give him the seats to match his votes.

But once we move beyond these obstacles, far deeper in the bitter concoction translators are fated to imbibe is the redeeming awareness that despite all the insults and impositions translation sustains in our culture, it is crucial to our sense of ourselves as human.

The present study investigated the possible link between HCV infection and Netrin-1, a ligand for dependence receptors that sustains tumorigenesis, in particular in inflammation-associated tumors.

And scientists are increasingly engaging with these urban pioneers to expand their practices in a way that sustains walking in its multiple forms.

Our findings suggest that nuclear exclusion of Tfe3 acts as a rheostat for controlled disequilibration of the regulatory network that establishes ground-state pluripotency in the embryo and sustains ESCs in vitro.

A report describing the many ways in which the BBC supports and sustains growth in the UK creative sector and helps the wider economy rebalance both sectorally and geographically.

On the left, the cultural revolution group radicals were led by Mao's wife Jiang Qing, who once declared "Sex is engaging in the first rounds, but what really sustains attention in the long run is power".