Sentence examples for very sustained from inspiring English sources
It is a very sustained and powerful body of work.
He told me that in the middle of playing a song onstage with "large chords that were very sustained and swaying, in this sort of slave-ship rhythm," he felt "a nascent urge right then to re-form or reinvigorate Swans because I remembered how elevating and intense that experience was".
"Until we get very sustained long-term investment, a commitment to industry, building up exports over a long period of time, we will not have solved the problem".
I am glad to say that some of the work has been retained in the area after a very sustained campaign and there are five different units in the Aberdeen area which have taken over some of the laboratory's work.
As discussed above several studies have demonstrated the close collaboration between c-Met and Gab1 and, in contrast to many other RTKs that merely induce a transient tyrosine-phosphorylation of Gab1, c-MET induces a very sustained tyrosine phosphorylation of this docking protein [ 24, 129].
Several of these had very low baseline firing rate, making them prone to appear as false positives according to our criterion of responsiveness, while the remainder had very sustained and/or delayed increases in firing as previously described for melanopsin-driven responses [ 23].
From an engineering stand point, this represents a test of very high versus very low sustained loading on these structures.
We undertook a comparison study of the effect of the extremes of very high versus very low sustained musculoskeletal loading beginning at a young age on the musculoskeletal health of the lower back and knees at middle age using MRI.
Both typhoons and hurricanes are powerful tropical cyclones, - storms with very high sustained wind speeds.
She described the assault, which was captured on CCTV, as "very vicious, sustained but short".
I remember many hotly contested debates in the Senate between two temporary adversaries, but I can remember very few sustained personality disputes.
