Sentence examples similar to sustained captivity from inspiring English sources

He did not say whether the injuries were sustained in captivity or in the rescue.

Some require care for injuries sustained in captivity; one man arrived with a shattered jaw, which had to be wired shut.

Populations of the collared brown lemur have been successfully sustained in captivity as a safeguard against their extinction.

Bergdahl will require a lifetime of medical care as a result of the injuries he sustained while in captivity, according to Curtis Aberle, a family nurse practitioner and case manager for Bergdahl at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio.

Though the film is clearly sympathetic to the old men, it recognises that upon repatriation to North Korea they became gullible tools of a regime that had long ago perverted the socialist ideals that had sustained them in captivity.

The wide distribution of Capybara throughout the region, as well as its large size and the ease with which it is captured and bred in captivity, favours its sustained use as a source of food and income for rural people over a large part of Latin America.

Colonel Thompson said thoughts of Alyce and his family were what sustained him during his years of captivity.

His initial experience in French captivity was harsh; he sustained abrasions to his face and his Knight's Cross was stolen from him.

Chelonians suffering from traumatic shell fractures sustained from animal bites, car accidents, or rare accidents pertaining to illegal captivity (e.g., lawn mowers and electric shutters) are often seen at the Israeli Wildlife Hospital (IWH) in Ramat Gan, Israel.

In October that year Humphrey (V) died in captivity at Beeston Castle in Cheshire from injuries he had sustained in the battle.

He claimed that poetry was what had helped to sustain him during his captivity.