Sentence examples for which could be sustained from inspiring English sources

Prose fiction, which could be sustained only by a large educated readership, was slower to develop.

"To deny it, or to attempt to cut it to a size which could be sustained by the thinly stretched active forces, would just as surely signify that an upper limit to the U.S. military commitment in South Vietnam had been reached".

Moreover, the non-targeted metabolomic analysis revealed higher levels of plastidic terpenoid intermediates in S-oaks, which could be sustained and may therefore explain the increased herbivore-induced emission rates of monoterpenes previously observed in these lines [ 29].

These patients may be more capable of mounting constitutive and treatment-induced immune responses than the deprived, comorbid and elderly patient population with HPV-negative HNSCC, which could be sustained by the expression of immunogenic viral antigens In contrast, recurrent HNSCC after curatively intended radiochemotherapy have undergone selection for more resistant phenotypes.

We do not decide whether, in view of the separability provision (§ 3), the State courts might cull out from Section 2 particular clauses which, standing alone, could be sustained.

Lin (1988, 1990) argues for the free right to exit according to his observations of agricultural cooperative movements in China, which suggests cooperation could be sustained only when household members had the right to leave the team when they had detected shirking members.

Like any fishing expedition, which indeed it was, it could be sustained only if there were a lot of fishy things below the surface, which indeed there were.

Hoeger et al. [ 37] also showed that vagal stimulation in brain dead donor rats could decrease chronic allograft nephropathy in recipients, which suggests that the effect could be sustained in spite of surgery.

The Radiation Laboratory demonstrated impressively the value of interdisciplinary research and, as the end of the war neared, Dr. Stratton and others sought a way in which its momentum and program methods could be sustained for peacetime research.

Castor declined to charge Cosby with any crime, saying in a statement: "The district attorney finds insufficient, credible, and admissible evidence exists upon which any charge against Mr Cosby could be sustained beyond a reasonable doubt".

In this, he follows the philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre, whose book, After Virtue, lamented the loss of communities in which any profound or revolutionary moral life could be sustained.