Sentence examples for a sustained amount from inspiring English sources

He might have made the odd mistake but never for a sustained amount of time.

And if you hold down the button for a sustained amount of time it releases a shrill alarm sound, in case of emergency.

"You've got to have a sustained amount of overcurrent before a thermal device trips," said James M. McCormick, a program manager at the Eaton Corporation, which has been working for the Federal Aviation Administration and the United States Navy on the new breakers, called arc fault circuit interrupters.

Northrop Grumman announced recently that they were able to get a laser to fire at 105.5 kilowatts for a sustained amount of time, suggesting that a vehicle mounted or stationary weapon can't be far behind.

Whoever is given the job next week, I am sceptical whether they will be able to oversee the team in all three forms of the game for a sustained amount of time.

"People look at it and say we have not qualified again but how can I affect working for my country going forward if we haven't got everybody on the pitch for a sustained amount of games?

11.16am BST 7 min: Victory are struggling to keep the ball for any sustained amount of time.

And second, has the Fed's desired rate of inflation changed to something above the level that has generally prevailed over the past six years?On the latter, one can read various things into recent Fed statements, but its projections leave little doubt that PCE inflation is unlikely to rise above 2% for any sustained amount of time over the next few years.

"You get a more sustained amount of energy from wind from midday through to the evening," Mr. Miller said.

For the first sustained amount of time since they broke up, in 1986, Ginn has brought the band back together, but the old antagonism that fed their dark, mystic energy remains.

If the vasculature fails to be well repaired, sustained amount of leptin could then be produced in the vicinity of the defect, which would lead over time to impairments in leptin signalling, as observed in obese patients [ 59].