Sentence examples for sustained as well from inspiring English sources

Sales suffered in part from strong results in May, which could not be sustained, as well as from difficult comparisons to June 2003, when incentive programs buoyed sales.

Three years ago, I wrote an article on the unimaginable string of injuries Brian Baker had sustained, as well as the five operations he had in an attempt to get healthy.

Sales in June suffered in part from unusually strong sales in May -- helped by incentives and sales to car rental fleets -- which could not be sustained, as well as from difficult comparisons to June 2003, when aggressive incentive programs helped sales.

Future research could look at how implementation processes are sustained as well as how the organizational adoption of implementation processes serves as an instrument to enhancing the quality of health services.

By bringing in a "new" Hannah every three years or so and there's no reason why the "star-search" idea couldn't work every time Disney gets to consolidate a resonant television and movie property for as long as it can be sustained, as well as allow a conveyor belt of its young stars to develop their own identities and musical careers as they grow.

Ongoing observational secondary prevention cohorts show that sensitisation to mite can be prevented in the short term by allergen avoidance measures, but further follow-up of these children is needed to show if this effect can be sustained, as well as to ascertain its impact on allergic disease.

The existence of adequate radiometric maps represents a critical pre-requisite to constrain both the number and spatial distribution of samples to be collected for further analysis, sustaining as well the subsequent extrapolation of results needed to fully characterise the surveyed system.

It's from Allan that I learned that the exchange of thoughtful ideas could play a central role in art dealing, that one's relationship with a collector could be based on shared values and knowledge and not only very satisfying but financially sustaining as well.

Respondents were aware that nursing salaries in their countries of origin were insufficient and that the well-being of their families depended upon their ability (and willingness) to emigrate and to remit: "So the only way that we could alleviate as well, our own sufferings, is to come over to country as Ireland, United Kingdom and America, you know, to sustain as well, our own family" (Fatima).

All of them require not only national commitments, but sustained international support as well.

Deep cuts designed well and sustained as part of an international strategy are perhaps 1% to 2% of the economy.