Sentence examples similar to sustain acknowledgment from inspiring English sources
Obama's acknowledgment of this has helped the United States sustain a leadership role that was at risk from the global devastation caused by Wall Street.
Some may see sentimentality, but I see a longing for an innocence that won't be restored, or perhaps an acknowledgment that those exposed to violence will often sustain it.
The show — polite, pulpy, promotional — is both a familiar act of Bravo self-cannibalism and also an implicit acknowledgment that most of these chefs could not sustain a series alone (the exception being Ms. Carroll, though a show starring her might be Bravo's darkest offering).
Indeed, given that the Tribe has a documented history that stretches back to 1614 and has met the rigorous criteria for administrative recognition, Recommendation for Acknowledgment 1, 7 18, it would be difficult to sustain an objection to the Tribe's status.
That helped sustain growth.
Nothing can sustain that.
The simple acknowledgment of students sustains us in a very difficult and rewarding enterprise.
The term was a hedge, an acknowledgment that without sustained firsthand access to a person — even, say, a ubiquitous billionaire celebrity whose teen-age pregnancy, sexual abuse, spiritual evolution, eighteen-year engagement, weight fluctuations, reading tastes, aching "vajayjay," and fondness for candlelit baths are familiar to millions — there's only so much that we can really know.
Nevertheless, CARA represents a high-level acknowledgment that a more sustained and substantial approach to drug use needs to be undertaken.
