Sentence examples for though sustained from inspiring English sources
Here, I quickly discovered, were some tempting possibilities: treks of reasonable length into remote country where the map suggested that the uphill pulls, though sustained, looked manageable.
John Kerry drew more comfort from a Super Tuesday win, His rivals, though, sustained a blow and saw their ranks grow thin.
(Though sustained city driving lowers that number appreciably).
Held high, it burns more brightly, as though sustained by purer air, and the young man sees a shadow cast onto the wall.
A land boom in the early 20th century focused entrepreneurs on real estate and construction, though sustained prosperity from those activities came only after World War II.
Shortly afterward, on December 11, Llywelyn was slain in combat, and the resistance, though sustained by his brother David ap Gruffydd (died 1283) for several months, finally collapsed in the summer of 1283.
The water metaphor, though, sustains many of the individual pieces with a decisive grace.
This is not implausible, but we'd highlight three things: (1) developed market recovery hinges on fundamental price-wage economics, which remain weak in many European markets; (2) emerging market growth was very strong in 2013, though sustaining this in sluggish emerging market economies is not trivial; and (3) it's already in the price, we think.
It is of interest that ATP7A, even though sustaining identical catalytic kinetics as ATP7B, has a lower level of serine phosphorylation, and a significant level of glycosylation which is not observed at all with ATP7B [ 61].
If their rants are being read by those who would otherwise read nothing, they may even increase the spread of knowledge.It is hard, though, to sustain such a sanguine view.
What is far more difficult, though, is sustaining the radiance of the bipartisan honeymoon, a difficulty President Bush encountered eight years ago after early signs of goodwill to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, in their pursuit of an education overhaul.
