Sentence examples for has sustained itself from inspiring English sources

No rivalry since has sustained itself long enough to create the same anticipation.

Elizabeth F. Drexler analyzes how the Indonesian state has sustained itself amid anxieties and insecurities generated by historical and human rights accounts of earlier episodes of violence.

And that of course is why it has sustained itself so well: because, in that sense, there is something in it for everyone who participates.

By selling Highbury, its home since 1913, six years ago and moving 400 yards to a new stadium, Arsenal has sustained itself through prudence.

"I don't know of any business plan that has sustained itself that charges in one version and offers the same version free to people," he said.

However a democratic mandate of sorts has been at the root of legitimacy with which the regime has sustained itself for the past thirty years.

Cloaked within the new set of unvarying units was the end of a form of social organization that, whatever its defects, had sustained itself for centuries.

The Baath regime had sustained itself from the start through the systemic use of torture, assassination, mass murder, and political suppression.

What nobody taught me in grad school was that psychotherapy, a practice that had sustained itself for more than a century, is losing its customers.

But whatever the outcome of the exhumation, a deeper, more troubling mystery will remain: whether Thomas Sankara's revolution would have sustained itself had he lived or whether, like so many others, it would have turned and consumed him.

Cage's incomparable nuttiness, his ability to stay several jumps ahead of everybody could never have sustained itself in Los Angeles or Paris or any city in the world but this one.