Sentence examples for one of sustained from inspiring English sources

It all makes for a compelling spectacle, but not necessarily one of sustained quality.

It hasn't hurt that the art of Africa is one of sustained and multifaceted excellence, or that research in this field has expanded exponentially over the last three decades.

'Pollock's emblematic career tells us, with perverse reassurance, how brief and hazardous the visitations of grace can be.' That 'perverse reassurance' might extend to Updike's own American career, which has been one of sustained illumination rather than fitful dazzle.

"The most likely scenario for the next two years is one of sustained growth in the U.S. and progressive recovery in Europe and Japan, in a context of low inflationary pressures and with a gradual reduction in unemployment," the chief economist of the organization, Jean-Philippe Cotis, said Wednesday, presenting the report in Paris, where the group is based.

In 1984 the pro-Stirling critic Reyner Banham wrote that "anyone will know who keeps up with the English highbrow weeklies (professional, intellectual or satirical), the only approvable attitude to James Stirling is one of sustained execration and open or veiled accusations of incompetence".

My gut tells me the reason is complex: not just a question of innate aptitudes, nor one of sustained discrimination, but more likely, a combination of both.

However, it might be argued that poor performance which continues to be maintained at a similar level throughout a task indexes difficulty due to the specific cognitive demands of that task, rather than one of sustaining attention on it.

For it could be argued that initial poor performance, which continues to be maintained at a similar level throughout a task, simply indexes a difficulty due to the specific cognitive demands of that task, rather than one of sustaining attention on it.

This means that at the moment the role that the fighting plays is one of sustaining a sense of growing historical possibility.

Two subjects had to be excluded from data analysis, one because of sustained ventricular arrhythmia, a second one because of losing the thermistor during night.

Interestingly, patients with time to ROSC <20 minutes exhibiting more than one loss of sustained ROSC showed 100% mortality (P = 0.001).