Sentence examples similar to sustain this issue from inspiring English sources

Subsequent issues did not sustain this high level, but overall, in Ashley's opinion, the twelve issues of Impulse contained "some of the best SF and fantasy ever published in British magazines".

Proper national policy and guidance will drive and sustain the issue, making sure it doesn't become a passing phase.

But the implementation of the agreement is not likely to have a direct impact on the day-to-day lives of most Ghanaians, making it unlikely that the NDC would be able to sustain attention to this issue in the weeks and months ahead.

The SADC governments are showing sustained dedication on this issue, and are clearly working to ensure that the Declaration does not lose its momentum like so many political acts of will throughout history.

But it's not clear whether they can sustain the passion on this issue over the next 18 months.

Similarly, in his book "Katharine Hepburn: Star as Feminist," Andrew Britton wrote of Hepburn, "Her presence forces her films to go in directions they cannot possibly follow, adopt strategies they cannot fully sustain, raise issues they cannot adequately resolve".

Many of Mr. Obama's advisers are also urging him to sustain orders issued last summer by President George W. Bush to continue Predator drone attacks against a wider range of targets in the tribal areas.

I gave a good review to that column, but warned that only by digging in and making this a sustained issue would Will prove he was serious about this.

The notion that these settlements delay the introduction of generic drugs is simply incorrect and stems from a sustained campaign of misinformation on this issue from the Federal Trade Commission.

In addition, they also sustain important neuropsychological issues including depression, anxiety, memory loss, and difficulty with concentration [ 6, 8- 19].

Id., at 128—129. 3. The principal dissent claims that, if this is sufficient to sustain the regulation at issue in this case, then it should also have been sufficient to sustain the regulation at issue in United States v. Lopez, 514 U.S. 549 (1995).