Sentence examples for it sustained more from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Golden Globes awarded Sandra Bullock its first-ever Favorite Humanitarian award for her work rebuilding the Warren Easton Charter High School in New Orleans after it sustained more than $4 million in damages from Hurricane Katrina.

Over the centuries it has probably sustained more commentary, and been subject to more radical and impassioned disagreement, than almost any other of the great founding texts of the modern world.

They were not being paid on time by businesses that could afford it, resulting in cashflow problems for them and their businesses crashing; or they had been made redundant by a business that had to make more profit for external shareholders and investors when it could have sustained more jobs and had a healthier community in which to operate.

The claim can never really be proved false, because if such a campaign were organized and did not succeed, it might still be true that it might have been successful had it only been more sustained, more widespread, more supported from the outside.

And with even a little bit of work, it will come to you in longer, more sustained, more glorious bursts.

It is not clear why the men in the studies mentioned above sustained more injuries.

But UTMB sustained more than $1 billion-worth of damage and losses, with only $100m of it insured.

Two riders sustained more serious injuries.

In the storm, Tetley sustained more damage.

Both have sustained more ups than downs.

The other girl, Katie Gee, is understood to have sustained more serious injuries.