Sentence examples for which it is sustained from inspiring English sources

This is so elementary as to require no reference to the multitude of authorities by which it is sustained.

However, taking a weekend to remember the universality of this work and the student-led energy by which it is sustained was an unmatched experience.

A key difference between high mean airway pressure and low mean airway pressure preparations was the magnitude of the pulmonary arterial pressure and the length of time over which it was sustained.

In this study I will follow the single period equation approach, that has gained in popularity precisely because it avoids the assumption of parameter constancy, which is not recommended unless it is sustained by the data (Triplett 2004 p. 61).

However, in Glasgow University, the Life History Project is complimented by a number of other community-based curriculum components throughout the five years which, it is hoped, sustain and reinforce an awareness of the importance of understanding each patient, whether chronically or acutely ill, as an individual, in his or her own social context [ 21].

Intervening to reduce IPV in primary care settings and to improve health outcomes for women abused involves developing a thorough understanding of what is a complex problem and the pathways by which it is caused and sustained.

We think it is unnecessary to follow in detail the elaborate argument by which it is sought to sustain these propositions.

For about 30 years the programmes have been hosted by a stable and supportive organization and had adequate and reliable funding, without which it is difficult to sustain momentum for a lasting impact [ 6].

Such activities include moral and intellectual activities, activities in which it is often difficult to sustain interest without being tempted to act otherwise.

In its most recent ESG report, CalPERS boasts that "Sustainability continues to be at the heart of what we do". But how such successful proxy votes that raise costs to companies in which it is invested help to sustain the fund's ability to meet its future obligations remains a mystery.

The dilemma this poses for The Fed a dilemma about which it is blissfully unaware is that a sustained growth rate of credit faster than GDP is needed to generate the magic numbers on which it is placing its current wager in favor of higher interest rates.