Sentence examples for and the sustenance of from inspiring English sources
I loved reading books and the sustenance of new ideas.
She expands her themes here, into the deeper realms of spirit and the sustenance of local gods in a time of global depersonalization.
In both the Nazi and Stalinist cases, the rise to power required violence, and the sustenance of the regime more violence.
The relative peace around the globe and the systems that govern international trade and finance have facilitated rapid economic development in many developing nations and the sustenance of welfare states in more developed ones.
Alluvial fans are of practical and economic importance to society, particularly in arid and semiarid areas where they may be the principal groundwater source for irrigation farming and the sustenance of life.
People as a whole don't understand very well the relationship between their concerns about their jobs and homes and the sustenance of the banking system and why if it is allowed to fail, the lower and middle classes are the ones who will suffer most.
The film highlights forests' importance for human welfare and for the sustenance of other ecosystems and species.
Its importance in nurturing performance – in education and in the sustenance of the western classical music (and other) traditions – is inestimable.
Our results indicate a novel and crucial role for the two FDPs, Flv2 and Flv4, in photoprotection of Synechocystis cells and in the sustenance of the photosystem II (PSII) complex.
The struggle for financing — for money to make movies and for money to live on, for his artistic pursuits and for the sustenance of the outsize way of life to befit his outsize imagination — was constant.
Pitting the desires of the individual against the pulls of tradition, and also the sustenance of the group, the song takes the familiar narrative of a rural oasis and upends it.
