Sentence examples for for those sustaining from inspiring English sources

(The game also raises the same question in my mind as the cartoons: Given that Spider-Man is traveling across the top of New York City, where he is finding an anchor for those sustaining threads he launches skyward as he swings from building to building?) Also authentic, and delightful, is the game's simple but robust sense of humor.

As a result of the fighting, Polish casualties accounted for nearly 50% of those sustained by the Canadian 1st Army.

The resulting care programme, which focussed on the usual care pathways for 'typical' fracture patients (namely those sustaining a low trauma fracture indicative of osteoporotic bone), was presented in two documents.

Thousands of therapists have also been trained to care for wounds like those sustained in Boston.

"While I am by no means taking a stance on the issue of assisted suicide, I feel compelled to express that I am angry to be unwittingly associated with a storyline that suggests the only option for those who sustain injuries like mine is death".

This does not account for those who sustain a head injury and receive no care.

So, some other associated ipsilateral elbow injuries may be anticipated for those patients sustained that particular injury pattern.

And along with the thousands of personal life insurance claims, there will also be workers' compensation claims for employees injured or killed on the job, as well as health insurance claims for those who sustained injuries that were not work related.

There was no statistically significant difference in patient demographics for those who sustained hip fracture before and after June 2010.

For those that sustain a hip fracture, it is estimated that more than 20% will die within 6 to 12 months post fracture [ 3], almost 50% will require long-term nursing care [ 2] and up to 80% of those who survive will fail to regain their pre-fracture level of function [ 4].

Promoted to Air Vice-Marshal in 2003, he was appointed Air Officer Commanding No 1 Group, where he had responsibility for all Royal Air Force and Royal Navy fast jet forces, and for sustaining those forces in operations over Iraq and Afghanistan.