Sentence examples for if it sustained from inspiring English sources

So it is appropriate that on the hill overlooking the Linden Fields where the Wenlock Olympics are held, behind the William Brookes school, stands a ruined windmill that looks as if it sustained a direct hit.

BNP insisted on Thursday that it could maintain a core tier one ratio – an important measure of financial strength – of 9% by January 2013 even if it sustained losses through the eurozone crisis.

The new republic has a good chance of surviving if it sustains itself economically for the next few years, and if its leaders - notably its Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew - can maintain their control over a volatile population.

"We want to let it play out a few more days and see if it sustains itself, as opposed to being something really temporary".

If it sustains that level of appeal across the board, with more than 25 further territories to come, Saving Private Ryan's worldwide record ($481.8m) for a war film will surely tumble.

Even if the state normally has an exclusive right to punish criminal wrongdoing, questions arise whether it is permitted to punish if it sustains or fails to address important social injustices (from distributive injustice to the denial of civil and political rights to socially disempowered groups).

Aerial rhizomes can also be produced from the trunk if it sustains damage or has become hollow, and grow down into the soil to regenerate the plant.

And like all stories, it sustained itself, if not exactly with belief, then at least with a willing suspension of disbelief.

A: I want to see it sustained and, if we are able, to increase it in the future.

The supporting data surrounding tenilsetam suggest that it would make a suitable compound to test in the GFAP IL-6 mouse to learn more about the drug's mode of action, about its anti-inflammatory and cognitive enhancing properties, and if it attenuates sustained neuroinflammation and prevents cognitive decline.

The rest of the face remains twisted, as if it had sustained a major wound.