Sentence examples for of which sustains from inspiring English sources

An erstwhile haunt of Slovenian artists, today Krakovo is characterised by thickset medieval houses and neatly tended allotments, the produce of which sustains the huge open-air market on Vodnikov trg (Vodnik Square) as well as numerous city restaurants.

Of this $4 billion, the majority of which sustains great national treasures like the Smithsonian, only $1.1 billion was appropriated to make grants to directly support nonprofit arts groups nationwide in 2012.

Such wells were highly productive some of which sustained water needs for up to 120 families/households.

Many motorists were forced to abandon their cars, several of which sustained water damage.

There is absolutely no economic justification for pulling the rug out from ongoing collaborative local, state and federal efforts aimed at supporting parks, trails and other outdoor recreation needs, all of which sustain a burgeoning $646 billion economy that supports 6.1 million American jobs.

This effect was not simply represented in the CPT-treatment of tumor cells between p53-wild type MCF7DSS1 and p53-mutated MDA-MB-231DSS1, while both of which sustained similar DNA damages by CPT under DSS1 over-expression.

The river discharges about 10 km of water onto the delta fan each year, augmented by about 6 km of rainfall, which sustains about 2500 km of permanent wetland and up to 8000 km of seasonal wetland.

The extract was prepared as recently described (Koronakis et al., 2011), and experiments were performed in the presence or absence of GTPγS (a nonhydrolyzable analog of GTP), which sustains GTPase activation.

The mystical Mana Tree is a source of magic which sustains the balance and nature of the series' world.

It has broken taboos and silences everywhere, inspired a radical outpouring of individuals and groups to reveal the world wide system of patriarchy which sustains the violence.

Based on our observations, it can be hypothesized that low levels of miR-101 in eRMS contribute to the up-regulation of EZH2, which sustains tumor cell proliferation.