Sentence examples for its own sustained from inspiring English sources

Certainly, western literature had its own sustained modernist moment, but while Virginia Woolf, James Joyce and others may have responded with fidelity to the death of the old gods by fashioning a prose fiction that dealt with the phenomenon of individual consciousness in a chaotic world, it didn't catch on.

By investing in children and families, a nation ultimately invests in its own sustained development.

Having moved well ahead with its own sustaining improvements, Google (or a firm like it) stands a chance of becoming a disruptive simplifier at the expense of incumbents such as Microsoft, which does not let consumers store information by content across all applications, making it harder to get at.

While science is increasingly international, with its own sustaining infrastructure, a primary base for advancing science exists within each nation.

The disrupter now makes its own sustaining innovations until its technology becomes "good enough" to poach the original market, at which point the incumbent is gored.Another reason why newcomers prevail is a cultural malaise that infects incumbents.

"The Good Fight" had a gripping second season, fierce and well paced, breaking further away from its roots as a spinoff of "The Good Wife" and finding its own sustaining story lines.

Matt Davis stood in the front yard of a neighbor's home; his own sustained some flooding.

The trouble is that the fighting is unlikely to end as long as the Taliban can finance themselves through drugs — and as long as the Kabul government is dependent on opium to sustain its own hold on power.

But their fervent, exquisite wildness is surely D'Artagnan's own, sustained through thick and, mostly, thin.

Long-term deformations were monitored for a period of 239 days while the samples were subjected to their own sustained self-weight and to the development of shrinkage.

Nor does it have sufficient uranium ore of its own to sustain a large-scale enrichment effort.