Sentence examples for example of a sustaining from inspiring English sources

A wrestler's hammerlock, because its effects come and go with the presence or absence of the cause itself, is an example of a sustaining cause.

Until now the European Union's single market, though far from perfect, has been a shining example of a sustained and determined effort to bring trade barriers down and of the benefits that brings.

This is just the latest example of a sustained smear campaign against Mr Krebs orchestrated by hackers and cybercriminals disgruntled at his exposure of their antics.

Davies said that "the publication of a selection of stolen data is the latest example of a sustained and, in some instances, a vexatious campaign which may have been designed to distract from reasoned debate" on climate change.

An example of a sustained changing cell that signals learning with decreased firing rate is not available in Wirth et al. (2003).

The 2011 eruption of Cordón Caulle volcano (Chile), part of the Puyehue Cordón Caulle system, is considered as an example of a long lasting sustained sub Plinian eruption.

In 2016 and 2017, the "Candlelight Protests" in South Korea against then-President Park Geun-Hye are an example of how sustained, organized protests can convey a sense of urgency to governmental officials.

We feel that the emerging MDR O12 clone is an example of a rapid and sustained adaptation of P. aeruginosa to a novel environment.

One example would be a sustained dollar appreciation that results in tough times for emerging markets.

An example of sustaining momentum is the recent protest that shut down the Dan Ryan Expressway in Chicago.

In a recent issue of Breast Cancer Research, Keller and colleagues [ 1] report an example of this principle: sustained propagation of large numbers of cells, through the establishment of cell lines, disrupts the normal balance between differentiated cells and their progenitors, as observed in fresh biological specimens.