Sentence examples for currently sustains from inspiring English sources

But the Internet community, through a concerted effort like the one that currently sustains the Internet's software architecture, could also develop open-source, Internet-grade hardware.

The app currently sustains itself through in-app purchases that let you send more than the first five facts, which are free.

The routes tend to favor low-traffic streets, of which there are many since the city and its streets were designed to serve a much higher population that it currently sustains.

Rice has been cultivated as a major crop for > 7000 years, and currently sustains more than half of the world's population [ 22].

Although trawl fisheries for Nephrops are currently sustaining catches, creating the appearance of sustainability, studies have shown that populations in low diversity ecosystems are naturally less stable than those in more diverse ones as they are at higher risk from disease, invasion and changes in environmental conditions [92].

The political will to move away from an armed America depends, in part, on changing laws that currently sustain another kind of moral reckoning: the deeply held cultural belief that it is the measure of "a true man" never to back down from an argument.

Rangers cannot currently sustain those costs.

Currently, sustained drug delivery to the posterior eye is gaining importance.

The Awibengkok geothermal field, also known as Salak, is the largest developed geothermal resource in Indonesia, currently sustaining 377 MW of electrical generation.

If Nintendo is currently sustained by a small subset of very dedicated users buying every major release, by golly it should be doing everything it can to keep those customers engaged and happy.

The aim of this review was firstly to identify, critically evaluate and summarize the laughter literature; secondly to assess to which extent simulated laughter health-related benefits are currently sustained by empirical evidence; and lastly to provide recommendations and future directions for further research.