The government spending programs that were then put in place have been mainly geared to sustaining and stabilizing precisely this aspect of the system.
The conservators' task was to assess precisely what kinds of damage the art had sustained, not just from the earthquake but from subsequent exposure to rain and sun and from improper storage both before and after the quake.
Many in the North expected a quick conflict, and the Union was initially not ready to sustain any long engagement, which is precisely what it had on its hands after the First Battle of Bull Run.
In Pagel's view, that is precisely why such regimes cannot sustain themselves indefinitely.
The orchestra's tonal flexibility and its capacity of multi-layered nuance is set against the ability of the organ to produce rich, precisely defined textures and to sustain them indefinitely.
To sustain his case, the maths must work precisely and does work, thanks to Wood's map which shows how not all the stones are quite where they were in 1740.
In 1966, when the Times was in financial difficulty, the new owner who came to the rescue, Lord Roy Thomson of Fleet, promised to sustain it as an independent non-partisan newspaper – precisely how he had conducted the profitable Sunday Times.
But if the bones are curved as leg bones often are, even if only slightly they also sustain bending stresses that result when weight isn't precisely centered on the bone's cross section.
So while a STAT3 cancer connection has been extensively documented, what precisely does STAT3 do to promote or sustain cancer?
Why else would a victim of aggression, in Denmark, sustain "a large open abdominal wound," if not to match precisely the mutilated African mother?
