Sentence examples for sustain under from inspiring English sources
While enhancement in flow rates is shown possible, there lies a question to which the enhancement can sustain under single and constant power source.
They feel rejected, suddenly feeling insecure about a relationship they were willing to sustain under less-than-ideal circumstances.
These human qualities, which do not easily occur in the life of any man, are even more difficult to sustain under the pressure involved in making a film such as "Gravity".
There are some exceptions, of course -- legendary, hard-working farmers like Sepp Holzer and Joel Salatin come to mind -- but by and large traditional American farm life is pretty hard to sustain under today's conditions.
Central server maintenance and centralized supportive supervision is costly and difficult to sustain under chronic shortage of financial resources at the central level.
The key element in suppressing the damage plants sustain under stress is the ability to retain an imprint or memory of previous stressful conditions through the modulation of gene expression.
The injuries he sustained under restraint were "consistent with excess pressure being used".
The tradeoff, between access to scarce spectrum and delivery of commercial PSB, could not be sustained under conditions of spectrum plenty.
Chief Justice Rehnquist said the provision could not be sustained under the 14th Amendment because that amendment prohibits discrimination by states or "state actors" rather than the private individuals whose conduct is the target of this law.
Into his conference call, the CNN producer says (correctly) that the Court has held that the individual mandate cannot be sustained under the Commerce Clause, and (incorrectly) that it therefore "looks like" the mandate has been struck down.
Conceptually, at least, it matters because even though the forms of traditional folk arts may be preserved, how can their soul be sustained under the modern, commercializing influences that Fomento Cultural Banamex is promoting?
