Sentence examples for sustained because the from inspiring English sources

The penalty was sustained because the requirement was valid.

In any event the rally may be sustained, because the world's two biggest aluminium producers, Alcoa and Alcan, this week announced plans to cut output.

He added that large additional losses had already been sustained because the developer had hoped to begin selling condominiums in the building last spring, but has been carrying the taxes, maintenance and other costs of a vacant building.

He expressed confidence that the network's recent success can be sustained because the young male viewers it is reaching now supply much of the audience for the stations that make up the UPN network.

"I believe if there was such a thing as a basketball supreme court, an objection to that question would be sustained because the comparison is impossible," said Joe Ruklick, the Philadelphia Warrior who had the assist on Chamberlain's 100th point.

As with McGuane's earlier novels, the rambling plot is sustained because the individual episodes are a pleasure, often farcical and always acutely observed, and because the hero is sympathetic in his dissociated journey.

Often times, you may not notice the seriousness of the injuries that you have sustained because of the shock of the accident.

As to the Home Building Act, that was sustained because of the promotion of the general welfare in providing homes for the people, a large proportion of whom were tenants moving from place to place.

"I find that a difficult argument to sustain because the logical chain seems too deep," says Richard Wrangham, a chimp expert at Harvard.

Critics maintain, though, that this dual role is difficult to sustain, because the government bears political responsibility for its actions that extend beyond the contractual structure, which means it may continue to bear risk with reduced mechanisms for political control.

At the same time, however, as noble as such an endeavor is, it is difficult to sustain, because the earlier versions of the legends do "press" so insistently upon Malory's version of events.