Sentence examples for sustaining some of from inspiring English sources

Sunday The storm system produced tornadoes across several states, with Arkansas sustaining some of the worst damage.

But even those who found the gig trying seemed generally happy with their experience, and hopeful about sustaining some of the connections they had made.

Best of all it kept faith with this Showtime series's underlying mandate: sustaining some of the adrenalin rush of "24" with none of that Fox show's more cartoonish feints.

"A fish rots from the head," Chayes observes, and, in the absence of national leaders with integrity and political will, it doesn't appear that the United States will be able to reverse the pathologies in Afghanistan, Iraq, or any other country, notwithstanding Washington's share in creating and sustaining some of those pathologies.

But hopes that air pockets are sustaining some of those trapped in the ferry are fading fast.For the 800-odd grief-stricken relatives camped in a gymnasium on Jindo island, off the southwest coast of Korea, Ms Park's pledge to hold the crew accountable was scant consolation.

(Vish et al., 2005; Lehman & Schonfeld, 1993; Lallier et al., 1999) Children injured due to building falls constitute an important population who are likely sustaining some of the most severe, potentially preventable, TBIs associated with unintentional falls.

But the Articles of Confederation served the useful purpose of sustaining some semblance of political unity for seven years after the Revolutionary War.

Their risk of sustaining some kinds of liver, cardiac or neurological damage is greater, and their depression rates are higher.

Yet their earnings help sustain some of the poorest people on the globe.

Poetry sustained some of that momentum; art did not, but this could be changing.

She appeared unable to sustain some of the moods her choreography attempted to evoke.