Sentence examples for narrowly sustaining from inspiring English sources
Few expect Congress to have the votes to override a presidential veto, but supporters of the deal will be working overtime for a much better outcome than narrowly sustaining a presidential veto.
In the 1843 election the governor-generalship was narrowly sustained, but in 1848 the Reformers were returned to power.
"Considering the mass andtemperature of the missile that was flung through our solar system into the sun," one wrote, "it is astonishing what a little damage the earth, which it missed so narrowly, has sustained.
A captain with Miami-Dade Fire told reporters that Rameau fortunately "narrowly escaped disaster and sustained only minor injuries".
Guzman narrowly evaded security forces searching for him in the northwest of Mexico in October, sustaining injuries to his face and leg, the Mexican government said last month.
Ipswich surprised the doubters; they sustained a high league position and narrowly missed out on qualification for the UEFA Champions League, when the team failed to win on the last day of the season against Derby County.
Each more powerful and hopeful than the last; each too narrowly focused and lacking the social or economic base to sustain it.
The Faroes study, the only previous study to report associations with poorer cognitive function during school age, found deficits in five very different domains fine motor coordination, sustained attention, working memory, vocabulary, and declarative memory—using a series of narrowly focused neuropsychological tests.
With few exceptions, however, nurse theorist have not elaborated upon the concept of vulnerability, resulting in an underdeveloped concept [ 3] that is narrowly defined, lacking "an archaeology of the social, political and economic" [ 9] dimensions that produced ideologies and sustain certain structures that determine health.
