Sentence examples for it sustained its from inspiring English sources

It sustained its position in the ratings long after Shakespeare's death.

However, GM knew it would need ongoing resources during the slow transition in the marketplace, so it sustained its classic brands to help feed the expansion into the electric arena.

Could it sustain its winning streak?

But it sustains its love affair with hysteria even as its subject's serious work begins.

On the other hand, the theater could sure use a few giants like her to help it sustain its proper sense of scale.

But the reason this musical may get closer than any other Fringe production has since the 1999 "Urinetown" is how it sustains its satirical style.

"This approach offers lessons for other advanced space powers, including the U.S., which needs to make sure it sustains its high-level investment in various aspects of space development across the board," said Andrew S. Erickson, a professor at the United States Naval War College who has studied the Chinese space program.

It sustains its comedy past the point of sensitivity or good feeling, tickling the audience with matters that may be too painful, too awful, to contemplate otherwise and building toward an ending that manages to be grim, appalling and uproarious all at once.

It sustains its reputation for highlighting the not-obvious with this show of two dozen works on paper from the African collection of Simon Ottenberg, an emeritus professor of anthropology at the University of Washington in Seattle, who made a gift to the museum of 145 pieces last year.

The spin enables a bullet to maintain a point-forward attitude in flight, and under these conditions, an elongated bullet with a pointed tip is aerodynamically much superior to a round ball; it sustains its velocity much better in flight, thereby gaining in both accuracy and range.

Recent accounts of the alleged rise of India barely mention the fact that the country's $728 per capita gross domestic product is just slightly higher than that of sub-Saharan Africa and that, as the 2005 United Nations Human Development Report puts it, even if it sustains its current high growth rates, India will not catch up with high-income countries until 2106.