Sentence examples for properly sustained from inspiring English sources

They are not properly prepared, properly sustained, properly led or properly trained to act as police, gendarmerie and army.

However, the NLI campaign did not address the many changes to working conditions carried out independently, and had the flavour of a one-off effort, supplementing the traditional health and safety activities, but was not properly sustained over the study period.

Simon Hart, Conservative MP and former head of the Countryside Alliance, explained how farmers have been affected by TB, and how Ireland was better managing its "properly sustained and humane cull".

We will need something properly sustaining.

In short, the natural by-product of a growing and boxed-in population is an ecosystem unable to properly sustain its elephants.

The marriage collapsed, and Raissa went on to work at Bernard Leach's pottery in St Ives; as a private investigator for divorce solicitors; and at a variety of disliked jobs, none of which could properly sustain her and Rachel, whom she felt obliged to have fostered.

"The cumulative effects of the last six-plus years at war," he said, "have left our Army out of balance, consumed by the current fight and unable to do the things we know we need to do to properly sustain our all-volunteer force and restore our flexibility for an uncertain future".

However, Marf mutant terminals are unable to properly sustain a 10 Hz stimulus for 10 min when compared to controls as the EJP amplitudes progressively decrease.

However, we also found that SOPE appears to have retained the complete pathways to synthesize thiamine and folate, even though Wicker (1983) observed that thiamine deficient diets were not able to properly sustain symbiotic or aposymbiotic insects and that both require an external source of folate.

Absolutely, if they are targeted correctly, mobilized properly and sustained effectively.

In addition, some of the soldiers had not been withdrawn properly and sustained damages by being hit by whizzing pieces of flesh and bone.