Sentence examples for too sustaining from inspiring English sources

"This is the right time for the Scottish government to step up the pace here too, sustaining its own investment programme, making the most of EU investment support, and by supporting our cities".

The German positions in the film are too well fortified and the machine gun fire is too sustained.

It was rather too sustained – by about an hour – but decidedly rhapsodic and, as always with Tavener, beguiling.

They have been mounting sustained attacks against the Afghan army in places in Helmand such as Sangin, where the British too sustained heavy casualties.

Jordan, too, sustained an injury that caused him to miss significant time as a young player when he broke his foot early in the 1985-86 seandn and played just 18 games.

Instead Washington installed a Catholic recluse named Ngo Dinh Diem fresh from a New Jersey monastery and gradually began building up the forces necessary too sustain him and - after a 1963 coup - his successors in power.

But it turns out that Burkle's stores, too, sustained damage upward of $30 million, with a few stores that were burned to the ground, the Orange County Business Journal reported at the time.

Prop Tony Woodcock has been ruled out too after sustaining a hamstring problem in the triumph over England, New Zealand's 13th consecutive victory.

Of course, having common interests is important too for sustaining a relationship over time, but it's your individual passion that will keep the relationship alive.

Thus, an ANG-2 level that is either too high or sustained too late in gestation could result in formation of a placental vasculature that is inefficient in supporting the full growth potential of the fetus.

Three hours' drive away in Chicago a society that has been sustaining too few for too long was collapsing dramatically.