Sentence examples for not really sustaining from inspiring English sources

"Hamas as an institution is not really sustaining casualties," said Ziad Asali, president of the American Task Force for Palestine.

Nor does it rest with Chris Botti, whose orchestral flirtations reflect a high-mindedness that the format can't really sustain.

You can't really sustain the interest of the audience with just dancing for more than 20 minutes, 30 maximum for me.

Your body is going to be able to sustain that when you are on a bench, but when you stand up with a chest that is enormous, you can't really sustain that in a normal way.

Granted, the dog isn't likely to win any ping pong competitions, owing at least a little bit to his habit of jumping on the table when things get heated -- and the fact that he can't really sustain a rally.

"But the market can't substitute for what really sustains artists, meaning museums, public support and recognition," she said.

It's just that voice by itself doesn't have the value to really sustain itself as a stand-alone business.

Public school cannot really deliver the attention that we have been able to give our kids thus far, but our co-op model is not really meant to sustain the kids as they get older and their needs change.

The horror doesn't really stay sustained, the love curdles oddly and the humor breaks the momentum of both.

But he insists that is not really deflation: a sustained drop in prices that gets baked into expectations and stifles economic activity.

"People from upstate New York on down have really sustained a love of traditional blues, which you just do not find in Manhattan".