Sentence examples for sustaining a more from inspiring English sources

Many Scots believe that independence gives them a chance of sustaining a more social democratic nation.

Much like a soccer team develops a coordinated strategy to score goals; our strategy helps us achieve very specific goals in creating and sustaining a more inclusive environment for our associates and customers.

Within a month, his knee started to swell, filling with fluid, and Teixeira fretted that he was in danger of sustaining a more serious injury, which came in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series, when he tore his hamstring while running out a grounder.

97 Reduced Dicer expression was also found in nonsmall cell lung carcinomas and in ovarian cancer, sustaining a more complex mechanism in tumor progression.

Is there a robust enough civil-society or democracy movement that could sustain a more stable government?

"Has anyone sustained a more middle-class injury?" Surely somebody, somewhere, must have suffered a severe paper cut while opening the cheque from Mummy and Daddy?

She needed stitches for a back wound and also sustained a more serious injury to her leg which required "emergency surgery".

"Never having found a real woman with whom he could sustain a more than temporary connection," he writes, "Ellery Pierce, a technician at a firm that made animatronic creatures... decides to fabricate one".

Talk story about Jerry Colonna, the young man whose records are selling at a furious rate, partly because he is able to sustain a more or less musical note for astounding lengths and to speak in double talk.

By way of comparison, 15 years earlier Jupiter had sustained a more massive series of hits by debris from the breakup of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9, which produced many temporary features in the dense Jovian atmosphere.

"This may reduce pressures toward consensus, sustain a more democratic discussion, and encourage logic more than emotion in decision-making".