Sentence examples for more sustained for from inspiring English sources

He answers that he can always think of good individual lines but recognises that you need something more sustained for poetry.

A direct quote from the in vitro paper (Cruikshank et al., 2012) cited by the authors in the rebuttal emphasizes this, "responses during repetitive stimulation were far more sustained for matrix than for core sensory TC pathways".

Comparing this with findings from studies of hazardous drinkers in general suggests that BI effects may be more sustained for binge drinkers than for excessive drinkers consuming lower daily amounts.

Without a free throw until 6 minutes 15 seconds of the third quarter other than one taken after an early technical foul on Garnett, Bryant had some choice words for the officials and more sustained verbiage for his teammates during timeouts.

These differences could reflect strong but brief activation in response to the CS+ for conditionable participants, as opposed to weaker but more sustained activation for unconditionable participants.

Even fathers who described stronger and more sustained compliance for nighttime sleep admitted that convenience could, at times, influence their behavior.

A more sustained slump for the reigning League champions may force United's army of sponsors to think twice about whether they are really worth all the money.

A change in level would indicate an immediate effect of the intervention on the outcome indicator of interest, while a change in trend (or slope) of the regression line would point to a longer, more sustained response for the indicator measured.

Sir Peter called for "more sustained and intensive support for these high-achieving young people, so that they can gain entry to the selective universities for which they are qualified".

That would tally with the notion of a pre-order spike from early adopters, while offering no evidence to suggest signs of any more sustained consumer demand for VR, at this nascent stage.

College English provides more sustained and effective support for non-English majors than that which is available in many other contexts, including programs for foreign students in many English-speaking countries.