Sentence examples for sustained a full from inspiring English sources

This habitat core sustained a full compliment of indigenous large carnivores while they vanished from much of their original range in North America.

And then there was Justice David Souter, normally sensitive to the need to control the discretion of police, writing a 5-to-4 majority opinion that sustained a full-blown discretionary arrest and search -- handcuffs and all -- of a Texas soccer mom, because her children were not wearing seat belts.

"We want to have a fan base to sustain a full season of games," said Waller.

There is, after all, more than enough of it to sustain a full program.

July 2005: Over 10 days, a workshop at Dance Theatre Workshop explores whether a six-page piece can sustain a full production.

"I wasn't sure I could sustain a full year of life as a composer mentally," he explained.

Would that the potent magic of such moments — with the annotative visual wit that is a Wooster signature — were enough to sustain a full three hours of what is ultimately a very sophisticated form of karaoke.

Even the very best works in the genre tend to languish, often for the most prosaic reason: if an opera is too short to sustain a full program, what can it be paired with, profitably and sympathetically?

And he said it might take a number of years for the Russian economy to sustain a full spectrum of economically independent media organizations, and he added, "I am very confident that without a free media, we cannot have a normal democratic society".

I'm not sure we could sustain a full tour there, unless a good band would have us as a support.

Stamina and strength are required to sustain a full resonant sound, while the continuous thirty-second figure can be tiring for the pianist.