Sentence examples for to sustaining both from inspiring English sources

The results obtained using uranium-series disequilibrium dating ascribe to Layer 5 an age of ca. 215 ka (thousands of years ago), which would correspond to MIS 7. The faunal association suggests a landscape formed by an open and humid woodland characteristic of an interstadial phase, which would have been an environment well suited to sustaining both hyenas and human groups.

It became clear very quickly that it was going to be difficult to sustain both things.

But the museum's financial ability to sustain both sites is an open question.

Moreover, given the squeeze on editorial budgets, can newspapers afford to sustain both arts criticism and arts coverage?

But it remains to be seen whether there is enough of an appetite for business news to sustain both channels.

Sadly, the Liverpool city region no longer generates the demand in terms of advertising or circulation, to sustain both the Post and the Echo".

Where Frayn went for three dimensions, Mischief Theatre settles for two — but that's enough to sustain both acts, just barely.

Then came the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — and the Army proved too small to sustain both conflicts, growing to its current strength of 570,000.

Europe, in stark contrast, often relies on its large companies to sustain both employment and a cutting edge in important industries.

He noted his work with the current CD presidents builds upon CD/1840 and that his objective was to develop a formulation in his proposal to sustain both United States and NAM support.

Exciting (and American) guests are hard to access daily: the Norton show might soon kill off its only rival, ITV's Jonathan Ross Show, for want of enough A-listers to sustain both (the B-listers are on Alan Carr: Chatty Man).