Sentence examples for actually sustained from inspiring English sources

"Look Back in Anger," which was based on Osborne's first marriage, engineers a fragile harmony that was never actually sustained in his life.

Some people argue that international pressure did more harm than good, creating a patriotic backlash that actually sustained Mr. Milosevic in power and postponed the day of reckoning.

As the defendant has not claimed or had any adjustment of damages, for the breach of the contract, in this action, if he has actually sustained damage he is still entitled to a suit to recover the amount.

These damages are not too remote, for they are not only the natural and necessary consequence of the defendants' default, but they are the only loss which the plaintiffs have actually sustained.

III c. 11, s. 8), enacted in 1687, provided that, in an action on any bond given for performance of agreements, while judgment would be entered for the penalty, execution should issue only for the damages actually sustained.

STOKLEY HAD 10TH CONCUSSION Denver's Brandon Stokley acknowledged that he actually sustained his 10th career concussion on his first catch against Jacksonville, not on the third one, when he lost his balance and fell to his knees.

"What actually sustains us, what is fundamentally beautiful is compassion for yourself and those around you.

"Policymakers are not really helping to make Japan robust enough so that the economy can actually sustain growth..

However, long-term survival has not been assessed and emphasizing the 1-year survival metric may actually sustain 1-year survival while not reflecting worsening longer-term survival.

What we're finding is that it's not the macro things that matter, but it's the micro choices for happiness that actually sustain happiness the best.

But I wish someone had informed us that the challenge was not getting in, but actually sustaining a life at Cambridge or Oxford.