Sentence examples for had no sustained from inspiring English sources
Except for that meeting and what he called indirect contacts with the authorities in Guangdong Province, where Wukan is located, protest leaders appear to have had no sustained negotiations to end the standoff.
India and Pakistan, unlike other nuclear powers -- for example, the United States and Russia -- share a common border, have had no sustained dialogue and lack even a framework to hold serious negotiations.
There does not seem to have been a single instance of Savile displaying true affection, or a wish to give pleasure: in his life he had no sustained, loving relationships.
However, a 10-county random-assignment evaluation suggested that Learnfare had no sustained effects on school enrollment and attendance.
However, most of the programs had no sustained effects on falls reduction over extended periods of time.
They contrasted this with professionals, who were time-pressed, had a pre-existing agenda, had fixed hours and responsibilities, had no sustained relationship, and were mainly interested in the baby not the woman: They've actually got their heart in it.
Even the Zarqawi organization, which can plan and carry out attacks outside its base in Falluja and the broader Sunni triangle north and west of Baghdad, has no sustained operations or base outside that area, this Pentagon official said.
What side is history on, for instance, in a country that has no sustained experience of democracy, if the only choice is between those who use coups and others who use coups?
"Petrichor," set to a string quartet by Villa-Lobos, is attractively shrewd problem-solving on Mr. Morris's part, the problem being that the score has no sustained dance impulse.
In general, therefore, interventions that increase the open probability of RyR2 have no sustained effect.
Infants affected with ACD/MPV develop respiratory distress and severe pulmonary hypertension within the first two days of life, have no sustained response to supportive measures, and die of respiratory failure within the first month of life, although longer survivals and later presentations have been reported.
