Sentence examples for structured and sustained from inspiring English sources

According to Russell, we can learn from Hume, as Strawson did, to understand our moral responsibility practices as fundamentally a matter of our sentiments and our social expectations as structured and sustained by these sentiments.

It ultimately involves the relationship between individuals, but it can be structured and sustained through formalized institutional arrangements that promote, finance, and sustain relationships over time.

The genre allows writer and reader a holiday from complex structure and sustained reflection; cleverness generally does better on its pages than brilliance.

Present results indicated that the biopolymers played a key role on the liposomal membrane structure stability and sustained release of entrapped molecules by a steric barrier on the surface.

How do you plan to structure and sustain it?

We posit a social-ancestral contract that works as a moral attractor structuring and sustaining the agropastoral ecosystem services system.

Poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) has been loaded into TNTs through solvent-casting technique to maintain their characteristic hollow structure and sustain drug release [ 21].

During development, spontaneous activity within the visual system may create the inner visual structure and sustain it sufficiently despite the absence of functionally significant retinotopically-organized input.

It may be that insoles need to be replaced quite frequently in order to maintain their wedged structure and sustain their biomechanical effect and thereby instigate improvements in knee pain.

But where the arena-fillers of the west trade in immediacy and shallow thrills, Black Coffee has built his career on surprisingly cautious, conflicted and mournful tracks, structured around sustained minor chords and searching vocal lines.

Current agricultural policy, incentives, structures and regulation are implicitly focussed and structured to support and sustain conventional agriculture as the dominant approach, for example by defining 'organic agriculture' as a separate category whereas conventional agriculture is meant with agriculture (e.g. [57, 58]).