Sentence examples for sustained at that from inspiring English sources

Only three presidents in the last half century ever saw the kind of growth Mr. Romney envisioned, and even then it was never sustained at that level.

Research by the Transport Research Laboratory indicates that journey times could increase by as much as 85% by 2015.A study published last week by the Royal Automobile Club says that, in order to keep congestion at today's levels, investment will have to be increased five-fold and sustained at that level for the next 30 years.

In previous work, we have presented the hydroxyl radical data for 30 min after the start of the experiment; here we present the final reading, at 60 min as the kinetics of the experiments showed that the reactions were still sustained at that time point.

Using Cox proportional hazards models, subjects having microalbuminuria currently present at the time of the eGFR assessment had a 3.3-fold increased risk of having an eGFR <60 ml/min/1.73 m (sustained) at that same visit compared with subjects with normal AER at the time of the eGFR assessment.

In Trenchard's opinion, Ball had "a wonderfully well-balanced brain, and his loss to the Flying Corps was the greatest loss it could sustain at that time".

A TFR of 1.3, that is women having an average of 1.3 children, is considered very low fertility, but even sustained fertility at that level implies a time to decline of about 110 years.

As scrutiny of the impact of football has escalated, studies have shown that younger players can face repetitive brain trauma similar to that sustained at the college level — and perhaps even more acutely, because their brains are not fully developed and require longer rest periods after injury.

Comparison with the report by Lily et al. shows a similar pattern of early increase in the first 6 months, that is sustained at 12 months, which suggests that this early gain in HR-QoL may be sustained further [ 8].

The damage to Fukushima is more difficult to repair than that sustained at Three Mile Island, where fuel removal began six years after an accident in 1979.

Whelan had his moment here, leading the team out, then watching as the winner was scored by Watson, only just back after a broken leg sustained at Liverpool in November that was expected to rule him out for the season.

Half of those athletes had sustained at least one concussion that was diagnosed by a physician and had had brain imaging within a month of the event.