Sentence examples for sustained as it from inspiring English sources

Provided its culture can be sustained as it goes from being an international Japanese company to a global one, then Toyota's future seems secure.

It is a system that is half socialized – propped up by the government – and one that could never be sustained as it is in a clean market environment.

In this spectacular exhibition, his largest yet, Shonibare's art has never looked as serious, acute and sustained as it does when let loose among the planted cedars and firs of landscaped England.

I wondered if careful scientific analysis could reveal whether the injuries the wonky Ribena box had sustained as it landed in the skip were because it had been hurled (perpetrator enraged) or lobbed gently (perpetrator calculating).

It's already a pleasure when five dancers establish one rhythm together; it's another when they embellish it together; and yet another when the unison is sustained as it keeps changing in meter, emphasis and texture.

On the one hand, one progressive improvement (but not sustained as it decreases in the last issue) would be in carrying out the activity that students attribute to receiving feedback from their peers, indicating in which specific aspects they have improved their future Twitter tasks.

"I'm optimistic that I can do well if my game sustains as it is".

One-size-fits-all policies are hard enough to sustain as it is, without the British complicating matters further.

This week that optimism became harder to sustain, as it emerged that two of the country's biggest banks are facing serious problems in the aftermath of East Asia's financial crisis.On March 3rd the central bank, Bank Negara, revealed that Sime Bank, the country's sixth largest, had lost 1.6 billion Malaysian ringgit ($420m) in the second half of last year, and would need $320m in new capital.

After the figures were released, global stock markets turned even higher, while the dollar's weakness was sustained as investors decided it was unlikely that the Fed would start reducing its $85 billion worth of monthly asset purchases this year.

A long hitter who bore a passing resemblance to Babe Ruth, he had an unusual swing — the result of a broken elbow sustained as a child — that made it difficult to consistently play well.