Sentence examples for example of sustained from inspiring English sources
The sequence is a masterly example of sustained gag-building, and proof that, even for the most inoffensive and presentable man, everything can go disastrously wrong.
Mel Gibson's movie about the torture and agony of the final hours of Jesus is the bloodiest, most brutal example of sustained sadism ever presented on the screen.
At the end of the trial, the judge, Mr Justice Mackay, said that, in his 30 years in the legal profession, he regarded Balfour Beatty's failure as the "worst example of sustained industrial negligence in a high-risk industry he had ever seen".
Dysregulation of the NF-κB system observed in the present study is associated with chronic alcoholism, and as such represents the first example of sustained transcriptional adaptation to chronic intake of substances of abuse in the human brain.
One important example of sustained chronic inflammation and failure of its resolution is found in atherosclerosis.
The case is thus an example of sustained improvement through organizational learning, and it should be suitable for exploring factors contributing to sustain the improvements.
An example of sustaining momentum is the recent protest that shut down the Dan Ryan Expressway in Chicago.
At best this is an indication of the low priority the White House gives to one of the few examples of sustained positive United States engagement in international development.
Davies said that "the publication of a selection of stolen data is the latest example of a sustained and, in some instances, a vexatious campaign which may have been designed to distract from reasoned debate" on climate change.
Until now the European Union's single market, though far from perfect, has been a shining example of a sustained and determined effort to bring trade barriers down and of the benefits that brings.
This is just the latest example of a sustained smear campaign against Mr Krebs orchestrated by hackers and cybercriminals disgruntled at his exposure of their antics.
