Sentence examples for makes sustaining from inspiring English sources

Expectations are lower but the results are worse, which makes sustaining a good mood that much more challenging.

To conjure this otherworldly sound is impressive, but the lack of variation in tempo and atmosphere makes sustaining interest for a full 45 minutes difficult.

Crystal methamphetamine constricts the blood vessels, which makes sustained erections difficult.

As I have discovered, chronic sleep deprivation makes sustained concentration a daunting task.

Cohen was never a "value investor" — someone who makes sustained commitments to companies that he believes in.

"How are you going to have your voice come through when the media makes sustained noise about the state of your marriage?" "Partly by plowing through it," Edwards replied, "as I intend to do with your question".

Recent evidence in some nations of substantial increases in case counts makes sustained human-to-human transmission almost a certainty (which may lead WHO to raising the pandemic level to 6, per the WHO definition of pandemic phases).

These data showed that frequency of losses exceeded that of gains for all but dietary compounds and that structure of the network makes sustained metabolic elongation from a single dietary starting point unlikely (Fig.  3a, Methods).

Don't dismiss it if an animal comes close to you, makes sustained eye contact, runs ahead of you, hangs around your yard, or otherwise appears to be trying to communicate something.

Like speed, poppers can make sustaining an erection difficult for some men.

But budget difficulties in Washington may make sustaining a large American military presence in the region more difficult.