Sentence examples for unless supporting from inspiring English sources
Unless supporting Welland, the audience was devastated, feeling especially sorry for Stansby, one of the gentle men and gentlemen of the game.
By F. Pratt Green The New Yorker, May 2 , 1964P. 107 Voices must not be raised, unless supporting a sport, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Zoë Heller.
Therefore, a slight modification of the statement above is appropriate: An agent cannot be established to cause a chronic human disease unless supporting epidemiologic evidence is available.
Therefore, the presented culture system is not be suitable for long-term cell culture, unless supporting cells are cocultured with neoCMs to remodel the extracellular environment.
Codes of practice, unless supported by effective governance, are useless, as the committee of standards in public life recognises.
As for reversing a downturn, even multiple rate cuts are unlikely to be adequate unless supported by tax and social policies — the other tools generally available to fight a possible recession.
Although today's dancers, if raising the leg at that angle, would show the front arm continuing the same downward line, they would hold their torsos at a higher angle (unless supported by a male dancer).
An unstable slope is considered to have an unsatisfactory factor of safety unless supported by internal and/or external measures.
Can pronounce all simple sounds clearly but some errors with sound clusters; less common words may be misunderstood unless supported by contextual meaning.
From an EU policy standpoint SYRIZA's victory, unless supported by other EU member states, may end as an impressive albeit Pyrrhic victory.
The non-classical (atypical) EAE scores were given as follows: score 0 – no disease; score 1 – head turned slightly (ataxia, no tail paralysis); score 2 – head turned more pronounced; score 3 – inability to walk on a straight line; score 4 – laying on side; score 4,5 – rolling continuously unless supported; score 5 – moribund or dead.
