Sentence examples for and sustained more from inspiring English sources

Their pleasures are immediate and fleeting rather than profound and sustained, more like Broadway revues than three-act dramas.

The Arizona Cardinals had injuries -- and sustained more during the game -- that opened the door for the Saints.

In the past, this genre was known in commissioning shorthand as man-in-suit and, though gender and wardrobe have slightly widened with the recent admission of Mary Beard and Bettany Hughes, they remain blokey sorts of shows, pioneered by David Attenborough and sustained more recently by Andrew Marr.

The VBM task assesses early visual information processing in interpreting the interaction of transient (movement and location) and sustained (more detailed information for recognition) visual pathways.

Astarlioglu and Krauthammer (2014) numerically simulated the response of normal-strength concrete (NC) and UHPFRC columns subjected to blast loadings based on SDOF models using the dynamic structural analysis suite (DSAS) and reported that the UHPFRC columns presented lower mid-span displacement and sustained more than four times the impulse as compared with the NC columns.

Compared to normal-weight patients, obese and morbidly obese patients had a 12.5 and 16.7% increase in operation times (129 vs. 145 and 150 min, respectively, p≤0.01) and sustained more wound complications (0.2 vs. 0.4 and 1.2%, p<0.001), including superficial and deep wound infections (p<0.001 and p<0.01, respectively).

"The only question is whether he releases more returns now, or later — after playing more defense on the issue and sustaining more hits," they wrote.

Researchers have shown that, in addition to the beliefs about agency and pathways, high-hope people actually generate more pathways and sustain more agency than medium- or low-hope individuals.

An independent report published last month showed the Millennium Stadium alone generates more than £130m a year for Cardiff and Wales and sustains more than 2,500 permanent jobs.

It has helped create and sustain more than 1.5 million jobs across Europe — jobs at Apple, jobs for hundreds of thousands of creative app developers who thrive on the App Store, and jobs with manufacturers and other suppliers.

The theory focuses on the importance of disorder such as broken windows in generating and sustaining more serious crime because an unkempt neighborhood and supposed uncaring residents and business owners can lead to increased fear and withdrawal.