Sentence examples for sustained much of from inspiring English sources

They never sustained much of an offensive attack but still managed to snap a two-game skid.

The tonnes of droppings were used as phosphate, an excellent fertiliser which sustained much of Australia's agriculture throughout the 20th century.

With this film, Anderson has built a thoroughly likable vision of a prewar Europe – no more real, perhaps, than the kind of Viennese light-operetta that sustained much of 1930s Hollywood – but a distinctive, attractive proposition all the same.

But that was not enough to sustain much of a rally.

Not surprisingly, both shows are overwhelmingly Northern in their points of view: the South, its economy crippled, could not sustain much of a market for wartime art.

Though plausible and, by many accounts, personally charming, Desmond was a feckless alcoholic who could not sustain much of a career as a barrister.

Subsistence farming, which sustains much of the population in southern and western Russia, is difficult or impossible in the harsh northern climate.

The Bronx River Reservation, the 15-mile-long county park that parallels the Bronx River Parkway from the Kensico Dam to the city line, might seem too busy, noisy and full of car exhaust to sustain much of a healthy ecosystem.

Minus: Despite some line combination alterations by Coach John Tortorella, the Rangers were unable to sustain much of an offensive attack during five on five play for the second game in a row.

Yet, by juggling figures and budgets, Ms Tymoshenko has managed to sustain much of her political support.There are at least two reasons why she may win on February 7th despite lagging behind in the opinion polls.

Coffee provides the main source of income for more than 100,000 farmers while crucially sustaining much of the remaining tree cover – less than 1.5% of land – according to the Clinton Foundation, which is redeveloping the role of coffee in Haiti's economy.