Sentence examples for is capable of being sustained from inspiring English sources

I don't see how some of our public services, the health service in particular, is capable of being sustained if we don't have people from different parts of the world".

Although some contemporary philosophers profess to undertake analysis entirely for its own sake and without explicit metaphysical motivation, it may be doubted if their claim is capable of being sustained.

They must be sustaining of life, and they must be capable of being owned by the masses.

We are capable of being that".

Her trill was precise and capable of being sustained long enough to be (as it never was in practice) a delicious menace, a show-stopper à la Selma Kurz (who would walk round the stage holding a single trilled note till on one occasion an exasperated conductor brought down his baton and the orchestra cut her off with a final chord).

The skepticism characterized by this attitude was a matter of intellectual honesty and prudence; it was a provisional outlook or stance, though one capable of being sustained indefinitely, rather than a position to be resolutely adhered to.

It is capable of a sustained 250 million computations per second and top speeds of 1.72 billion computations per second.

However, H5N1 could evolve into a strain that is capable of sustained human-to-human transmission.

In 2007, a WHO scientific consultation on how to use this stockpile concluded, "If there is sufficient early warning that an outbreak of influenza (H5N1) is due to a virus that is capable of sustained human-to-human transmission, then theoretically there may be a relatively limited 'window of opportunity' to stop the spread of the virus before it spreads nationally or internationally.

This is not a group to set fans' pulses racing but it might be one that is capable of sustaining drives and keeping the Saints' defense off the field.

The chemistry of the materials involved is such that a potential is developed between the electrodes which is capable of sustaining a discharge current.