Sentence examples for make a sustained from inspiring English sources

Sir Bobby Charlton is backing Manchester United to make a sustained Premier League title charge.

Ever since the currency drama, consumer confidence and Mr Cardoso's personal poll rating have failed to make a sustained recovery.

In creating the agreement reached this week, however, the McGreevey administration and Children's Rights tried to use the courts to compel the state to make a sustained commitment.

In 1934, he published a collection of writings called "The Curse of Bigness," but it does not make a sustained, rigorous argument.

"I think before one can say that the markets are ready to make a sustained move upward, you have to look at the negative side," he said, pointing to high prices for oil and food.

The international community should make a "sustained commitment" to providing financial and technical support for the long-term recon struction of the Iraqi police and justice system, the organisation says, and UN monitors should be sent in after any conflict to ensure there is no deterioration in the human rights situation.

So does the continuing debt overhang, which makes a sustained recovery difficult.

Many people basically pass by or pass through, never making a sustained commitment to recovery.

The buzzard has full legal protection and is making a sustained recovery after years of persecution and pesticide poisoning.

Perhaps Trump made a sustained bid for the Presidency in 2016 because he sensed that the end of the age of mass media had created a historic opportunity.

But in the case of Keystone, neither of those caveats apply: he gets to make the decision all by himself with no need to ask John Boehner for a thing, and people across the country have made a sustained din about it.