Sentence examples for sustain relatively from inspiring English sources

Still, some economists say the blows to housing and the stock market are likely to sustain relatively higher saving levels even after the recession subsides.

"China will sustain relatively high economic growth, but not super-high economic growth," he said at a business conference in Southern China.

Special CBFs (SCBF) are used for seismic design and are designed and detailed to sustain relatively large inelastic deformations without significant deterioration in resistance.

We conclude that seminatural forest management approach can sustain relatively intact snail assemblages in humid temperate climate and on calcium poor to moderately rich sites.

"We will be in a stronger political position for a political outcome for this if we sustain relatively constant force levels through this fighting season and for at least the 2012 fighting season," said Michael Hayden, the former director of both the National Security Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency, at a policy briefing Thursday.

Also, the structural threads must sustain relatively high constant loads without greatly sagging.

He has sustained relatively serious facial and other injuries throughout his career.

The Giants are holding morning workouts, and a few of their starters have sustained relatively minor injuries.

Downtown skyscrapers, built more recently and conforming with earthquake-resistance standards, swayed but sustained relatively minor damage.

But those players, along with the handful who sustained relatively minor injuries during the game -- including cornerback Will Peterson (concussion) and safety Omar Stoutmire (back spasms) -- are expected to be ready to return to the lineup against Tennessee.

The Quinnipiac poll also contained some valuable clues as to how Clinton has been able, so far, to navigate all of the negative media coverage she has received while sustaining relatively little damage to her overall polling numbers.