Sentence examples for sustain very from inspiring English sources

An economy with its own currency can sustain very large debt loads without prompting a crisis.

The 911's ability to sustain very high speeds is a given.

Because superconductors can sustain very large currents, they can store a lot of energy in a relatively small volume.

Although beds and banks are erodible, the fine-material fraction is usually enough to sustain very steep channel banks and gully walls.

"If you reduce the size of the armed forces, as we're about to do so, you can't sustain very large special forces because the talent pool to recruit from is diminished".

The apple growth stage in the Hudson Valley and ascospore maturity (based on several different models) are such that unprotected orchards could sustain very severe scab infections if the forecasts are correct.

He sustained very deep cuts to his face and neck," said prosecutor Annabel Darlow.

The statement added: "This is still a fluid situation, and she sustained very grave injury.

According to park statistics dating to 1970, those who fought back sustained very severe injuries 80percentt of the time.

"The spatial scale of sustained very high flows in December was remarkable; many large catchments in northern Britain recorded their highest ever peak flows and/or monthly mean flows.

Detective Pastorella, a 15-year member of the force from Brooklyn, lost all the fingers of his right hand, sustained very serious injuries to both eyes and may have been deafened.