Sentence examples for green sustaining from inspiring English sources
In an NHL preseason game between the Boston Bruins and St . LouisBlues on September 21 , 1969 Bruins defenceman Ted Green and Blues left wing Wayne Maki, attacking Green, engaged in a bloody stick-swinging fight that resulted in Green sustaining a skull fracture and brain damage, forcing him to miss the entirety of the 1969 70 NHL season, with Maki emerging uninjured.
But the Dolphins said it was not as bad as the one Green sustained 13 months ago when he played for the Kansas City Chiefs.
In Germany, the question is now whether the Greens sustain, or even build, on their recent advances.
As the conniving Edmund, the television heartthrob Logan Marshall-Green sustains such a high pitch of hysteria that the character's cool, appraising cynicism is almost undetectable.
Britain's buoyant green pound is sustaining a green travel market worth £409m and it is set to grow by 25% a year, according to a recent report by market research analyst Mintel.
Subsidies from Obama's energy stimulus bill have helped green technologies sustain growth in the face of decreased European demand and competition from China.
"I'm personally committed to ensuring that your industry can prosper in the longer term, sustaining green jobs at a critical time for our economy, jobs that people can build a career on [and] that can help drive the recovery".
The study suggests that incorporating a water retention layer can be beneficial to green roofs in sustaining soil moisture, evapotranspiration rates and plant health.
These issues along with current approach that discounts the importance of ecosystems-based approach has put forward many challenges and a question with regard to sustaining "green image of the city".
But in the immediate future, there are enough green shoots to sustain some hopes of a rebound.
Knowledge of the close bonds inevitably formed amid this sort of generosity must have sustained Green last week as his reputation came under attack, following the destruction of BHS.
