Sentence examples for most sustained in from inspiring English sources

The unrest over the past five weeks has been some of the most sustained in Belfast since a 1998 peace deal ended 30 years of conflict between Catholic Irish nationalists seeking union with Ireland and Protestant loyalists determined that Belfast remain part of the United Kingdom.

Elton John, taking his first name from Bluesology saxophonist Elton Dean and his last from John Baldry, formed a partnership with lyricist Bernie Taupin in 1968 and after writing hits for major pop artists embarked on a solo career that would be the most commercially successful of the early 1970s and one of the most sustained in pop music.

In the cultures with added anaerobic inoculum, H2 production was most sustained in the positive controls with glucose, where the pH was also the lowest.

In the one-month period, the impact was most sustained in Domatmari (OR 1.58, p < 0.001) then Srinivaspura (OR 0.45, p = 0.063) and Balmanda (OR 0.51, p = 0.067).

In each case, I'll remember what I've found most sustaining in Burroughs over the years -- the work itself -- and so let me take this opportunity to blow up five myths about William S. Burroughs.

Cholera risk factors in the rural community setting in Papua New Guinea have been previously reported [ 6]; however there is no information on cholera risk factors in the urban setting, where cholera transmission has been most sustained, especially in the informal settlements.

As he entered the longest, steepest, most sustained pitch in any World Cup event, it seemed impossible.

DURING the past decade Britain's housing market has had its most sustained boom in post-war history.

His exclusion from England's match-day squad throughout the Six Nations, just as Stuart Lancaster's team showed their most sustained promise in years, clearly hurt him.

The adults' most sustained appearance, in "It's So Crazy It Just Might Work," was a series of painfully untalented hopefuls trying out for a talent show acknowledged in the credits as "a supporting cast of oppressed grownups".

"Councils are trying to protect social care budgets from the full force of the largest, most sustained cuts in more than a generation," says Sir Merrick Cockell, chair of the LGA.