Sentence examples for sustained because of from inspiring English sources
A Bridgeport police sergeant has notified Trumbull that he is suing town police officers for injuries he sustained because of a police pursuit.
The firm had already been losing big-name clients following the battering its reputation had sustained because of the Enron affair.
But others argue that profits can be sustained because of the effects of globalisation: the emergence of China and India has shifted the balance of power in favour of capital and against labour.The question is important because of the measure that investors rely on to assess market valuations: the price-earnings ratio.
Relationships are built and sustained because of trust-building behaviors demonstrated by the leader and the work team.
However, the monopolies enterprises have enjoyed are only temporary and cannot be sustained because of competition from substitutes and potential entrants.
But since maximalism cannot be sustained because of the lack of things for negative existentials to be about, Merricks recommends the rejection of truth-makers altogether.
It states that targets to reduce or prevent bedblocking will also prove difficult to sustain because of weaknesses in the care home market, with the closure of hundreds of private homes in recent years.
In practice, such guarding is difficult to sustain because of uncertainty of wages from temporary sources and the changing interest of the community towards the land use.
Economists say the rapid growth of the past few years may be hard to sustain because of pressure to appreciate China's currency and assorted other trade friction.
Still, the won's gains will be limited and hard to sustain because of the toll the global slowdown is exacting on South Korea's export-reliant economy, Belchere said.
The 23% growth rate that the restaurant has posted (based on the average of the three-, four- and five-year EPS figures) could be difficult to sustain because of the size of the company, but it nonetheless is an impressive sign of just how popular McDonald's is throughout the world.
