Sentence examples for changes sustained from inspiring English sources

Though perfectly suited to the ocean deep, their delicate black or translucent skins are no match for the abrasions and pressures changes sustained during capture.

In other places, though, it would take much more to change attitudes: an American-engineered peace between Israel and the Palestinians, say, or a credible commitment to tackle global warming, and even these might prove ineffective without other policy changes sustained over many years.

Third, are the changes sustained?

The response of plants to prolonged stress stimuli may involve both transient reactions shortly decaying after the first moments of stress exposure and adaptive changes sustained over time.

We therefore investigated possible genetic changes sustained by this strain during the nearly 9 years since major epidemics were caused by strains of this ribotype.

Yet some of our most pressing environmental and economic decisions -- about managing global warming, finding new energy sources, predicting climate changes, sustaining fisheries and protecting coastal property -- depend on understanding the inner workings of our oceans.

Finally, although we have shown rapid expansion of the workforce in Indigenous health research in the past decade, associated with a relatively short period of policy change, sustained commitment to greater support for research in this area is required.

That change sustains the city, imparts it with a vital energy that keeps it from becoming a frozen museum of itself, like Paris or Rome.

Physical and social capital (both informal relationships and formal service provision) give communities the potential to recover from dramatic change, sustain their adaptability, and support new growth.

But districts where teachers and administrators have worked together to identify key needs in teaching and learning seem to have found the recipe for, if not overnight change, sustaining the hard work that needs to be done over time.

The results have been written under the five main themes emerging from the data which include changes in processes of care, facilitators for change, barriers to change, sustaining change and perceived effect of PLT (See Table 3).