"It is not a subject that can sustain only one narrative, one perspective, one metaphor, one mood," Wallace-Wells concludes.
A prevailing theory about New York City's newspaper market holds that it can sustain only one and a half tabloids, which translates into some difficult math for The Post and The Daily News.
Fortunately, I sustained only one very bad cut (my big chain ring curved its way up my right leg, creating a 5 inch "pinked" (as in "pinking shears" - 20 stitches to close up) wound in the middle of my inner calf, a skinned- to-the-patella knee wound, a very bruised elbow, chin, and sternum, and road rash on my hip.
Out of the 218 excessive force complaints, IA sustained only one.
15 This contrasts with the previous data from World War II, and the Korean and Vietnam Wars, where the majority of combat fatalities were observed to have sustained only one life threatening 'hit'hit
The result of the above argument concerns the network is sustained by only one pair cooperation under the threat of 'If you cooperate with the third player, then I will do the same'.
Some buildings sustained minor damage; only one death was reported.
Under the assumption of constant population size, the dynamics in MA and GfG models appear to be very similar, both showing sustained oscillations with only one oscillation frequency.
These results stand in stark contrast to those obtained in solid pancreas allograft recipients in whom the insulin intendance rate at 5 years is nearly threefold higher; thus, the glycemic control is better and more sustained and requires only one donor pancreas (26, 27), whereas most islet allograft recipients require islets from two or more donors.
Thatcher was sustained only by one extraordinary piece of luck.
Mr. Fish's argument can be sustained only if one assumes that these terms themselves harbor an "independent standard".
