Sentence examples for capacity for sustained from inspiring English sources
Oftsed inspector John Young said: "The school has made satisfactory progress in making improvements and satisfactory progress in demonstrating a better capacity for sustained improvement.
Of course, Tong hardly seems to have the capacity for sustained rational thought, let alone the ability to carry out such a radical stunt.
The disappearance of the boundary between the democratic public sphere and the private, reflective mind has taken away the imaginative capacity for sustained engagement with fiction.
With the addition of the Blakeslee cartridge box as an auxiliary, the Spencer carbine had greatly improved capacity for sustained fire.
Although most of these newly emergent Holiness groups were destined to have only limited local or regional influence, several of them demonstrated a remarkable capacity for sustained growth.
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.
Even a slow-witted reader will guess the heart of her predicament before Stephen, who, like the bookish, adult hero of "Headlong," shows a formidable capacity for sustaining an obfuscation.
Deep though Labour's problems ran, it retained an ingrained capacity for sustaining heart and purpose among its MPs that the Conservative Party has never had to learn.The second is that when choosing a career in politics Conservatives make a different set of calculations from their Labour counterparts.
However, such technical assistance should focus on dual objectives of developing organizational procedures and the capacity for sustaining them.
The prevailing view is that substantial energy demands in crocodilians are met anaerobically [18] but in making these journeys, C. porosus revealed a high capacity for sustaining prolonged exercise.
Organizational capacity assessments may diagnose existing competencies and identify areas in need of investment to reach sufficient capacity for sustaining the health program.
