Sentence examples for sustain current levels from inspiring English sources
The planet simply can't sustain current levels of resource use and environmental degradation.
The scenario does plausibly illustrate the need for continued scientific progress to sustain current levels of prosperity.
Given recent increases in population, bushmeat demand, availability of guns and ease of transport, those ecosystems generally can't sustain current levels of kill.
Planning in the transition or urbanizing landscape should incorporate landscape ecology principles to sustain current levels of richness in forest species.
The committee chair, Stephen Dorrell, said the only way to sustain current levels of service would be to develop "a much more joined-up approach" to commissioning health and social care services.
The hospital has increased emergency room staffing by plucking doctors and nurses from other departments, Dr. Reynolds said, but it is not clear how long she can sustain current levels without exhausting her staff.
Yet nearly three-fourths of the president's plan simply sustains current levels of demand — extending the employee payroll tax cut, extending unemployment insurance, and helping to keep teachers in the classroom and police officers on the beat.
That American support would include sustaining current levels of humanitarian aid for years and developing a comprehensive approach to provide military aid and support for a better education system, to promote economic opportunity and counteract the religious schools that to produce militants.
Sustaining current levels of emergency assistance in education, health, child protection and water, sanitation and hygiene is a significant challenge.
As reforestation continues to reduce shrubland habitat, probably below pre-colonial levels, active management for early-succession habitat will be necessary to sustain current population levels of numerous species.
However, its principal supergiant oil field (Cantarell, offshore of Campeche state) is in decline, making it difficult to sustain current production levels well into the 21st century.
