The use of modern methods of mass production has brought such improvements in the cost, quality, quantity, and variety of goods available that the largest global population in history is now sustained at the highest general standard of living.
"The humanitarian crisis in the North may have been triggered by natural disasters in the mid-90s," Bellamy added, "but it is now sustained by structural issues.
The necessity of improving palliative care for patients with advanced and incurable diseases has been increasingly acknowledged over the last two decades in Germany, and is now sustained by broad societal consensus [ 1].
Bellerophon was now sustaining fire from Aigle and three other ships, the Spanish San Juan Nepomuceno and Bahama, and the French Swiftsure.
A friendship established in the war, when Fleming had recruited Harling from his convoy duties to more esoteric intelligence work, was now sustained by lunches at smart restaurants at which – by Harling's account – the Bond creator talked about his dark sadomasochistic needs.
(Its arrogance is now nakedly sustained by money.
King has made a number of public statements in the past two years, but this is now a sustained effort.
Dorothy is now self-sustaining.
This has always been so; the difference today from, say, LBJ's time or FDR's is that there is now no sustained opposition compelling Democrats away from the course they are otherwise inclined to pursue.
