Sentence examples for sustaining itself on from inspiring English sources

Until now, however, StartX hasn't had much money, sustaining itself on donations and small grants.

Economic developers understood that the city could not sustain itself on tourism and service industries alone.

For nearly a year, until her appearance in a televised debate drew national attention and energized her fund-raising, the campaign sustained itself on a shoestring budget.

Mitch and Janine homeschooled their children — four sons — while building a professional racing kennel that could sustain itself on prize money and Seavey's IdidaRide Sled Dog Tours.

After an initial infusion of about 14.5 million euros -- about $12.75 million at current exchange rates -- in Western funds over two years, it is expected to sustain itself on viewer fees without foreign or state subsidies.

Similarly, Tesla could sustain itself on its current trajectory, but Tesla can achieve long-term relevancy with such an endeavor.

However, it is almost impossible to quantify or limit the area or territory supplied by a particular perforator owing to several factors: the diameter of the perforating vessel may vary or a part of the flap can fail to sustain itself on blood supply from a relatively distant perforator.

The frustrating current product can therefore sustain itself on our nostalgia for the archive.

Paleontologist Albert Sanders suggests that C. megalodon was too large to sustain itself on the declining tropical food supply.

The bird is believed to have become extinct by the 1680s, when the palms it may have sustained itself on were harvested on a large scale.

For most people nowadays, the continued existence of The Simpsons is a bit like the continued existence of vacuum cleaner repair shops: It's something that seems to sustain itself on the basis of people you hardly-never meet.