Sentence examples for a sustained movement from inspiring English sources

This is a must if we are to have a sustained movement.

Two important regularities of the growth process are: (1) Urbanization (i.e. a sustained movement from the countryside to cities) and (2) Structural change (i.e. a decline in the importance of agriculture and a rise in manufacturing and service employment).

He recalled a huge riverside rally in Portland in the spring of 2008, a raucous affair that many on the campaign pointed to as a defining event that would mark the future president as the leader of a sustained movement.

The civic awakening we have experienced since January 2017 must become a sustained movement to reshape the future of this nation.

But in recent decades examples of direct action and a sustained movement made of small affinity groups have flourished in New York.

Hamilton's death was one of several high-profile incidents in recent years involving black men who are killed by police, episodes that have sparked protests across the country and a sustained movement questioning how officers use deadly force.

As his first evening-length dance, it dispensed with his usual gender-bending antics to reveal a capacity for sustained movement exploration and a firm grasp of his compositional tools.

THE success of the Republican candidate for the Presidency in the United States will prove one of the greatest events of modern times, if it indicates, as we trust, no mere accidental fluctuation of public opinion in the direction of the Anti- Slavery cause, but the commencement of a permanent and sustained movement.

However, substantive change, rather than just returning to the pre-Trump era of massive inequality, requires a long and sustained movement the likes of which we haven't seen in our lifetimes.

A group of women who could not stomach seeing a man who casually admitted to repeatedly sexually assaulting women ascend to the Presidency set up a FaceBook page that turned into a worldwide protest and sustained movement.

The main prerequisites for truly revolutionary change are 1) widespread popular understanding of both its necessity and its possibility; and 2) the organization of a massive, united, disciplined, and sustained movement, guided by a long-term vision and strategy.