Sentence examples similar to sustaining at this point from inspiring English sources

"What we don't have, at this point, is how Mr. Gray sustained those injuries".

"The maintenance network is self-sustaining at this point," Day says, meaning that the mechanics can make enough money selling services and parts to buy additional components and clear a modest profit.

But because this situation can't be sustained, at some point — 1929 and 2008 offer ready examples — the bill comes due.

His injuries were sustained at some point during his arrest on the morning of 12 April and his transportation in a police wagon.

Ferguson: Hold at this point.

I am familiar with the rules, and while I will say I would be tempted to sustain your objection at this point, I do want to get in as much as possible, in the event the appellate court might want to review these proceedings.

It's hard for any wave, no matter what it is, to sustain at its high point".

In previous work, we have presented the hydroxyl radical data for 30 min after the start of the experiment; here we present the final reading, at 60 min as the kinetics of the experiments showed that the reactions were still sustained at that time point.

However, improved LVFS was not sustained at later time point (16 weeks) (data not shown).

At two time points (30' and 45') there was a small decrease in nuclear levels of RelB in IL-10 treated cells which was not sustained at the 60' time point.

This "recovery period" is maintained up to 6 9 months post XRT, but is not sustained at later time points (Figure 1F 1G).