Sentence examples for sustaining a very from inspiring English sources

Michael Schumacher was wearing a helmet when he hit his head on a rock in Meribel just over a week ago but that didn't stop him sustaining a very serious head injury (although doctors said he would have died on the piste if he hadn't been wearing one).

We speculated that the anti-epileptic drug (sodium valporate) taken by the medicated patient artificially maintained the general disorderness of the brain, thereby sustaining a very high value of entropy in various regions of the cortex, which possibly helped in preventing the medicated patient from yielding to the visual flickering stimulus.

With a cane he can sustain a very short, leisurely stroll.

Firewalls should be able to sustain a very high throughput and ensure network services availability.

"Hamas has sustained a very harsh blow," Barak told the Israeli parliament's foreign affairs and defence committee.

"The officer has sustained a very serious injury and her wellbeing is of paramount importance to us.

The court had heard from three specialists who concluded that VT had sustained a very severe brain injury and had no prospect of any meaningful recovery.

"Hamas has so far sustained a very heavy blow from us, but we have yet to achieve our objective and therefore the operation continues," Barak said.

Although private debt has grown in recent years at a rate that cannot be sustained, a very low starting-point means that the absolute level remains quite modest.

We need to sustain a very strong focus on the development and cost reduction of renewable technologies and energy efficiency technologies.

"That way, the level of financial commitment can be gauged against how quickly the economy can bounce back and sustain a very significant transaction," he said.