Sentence examples for sustained encounters from inspiring English sources

Except for a brief legislative campaign foray to downstate Illinois and a summer in Iowa before the caucuses, Barack Obama had not had any sustained encounters with ordinary Americans in the heartland.

Estlund makes a compelling case that, despite continuing patterns of hierarchy and discrimination, workplaces are the only environments where most people are likely to have sustained encounters with people of differing racial, cultural, and ideological backgrounds.

The report says: Given what we understand so far about the need for interactions to be meaningful in order to promote integration and cohesion, it is worrying that more sustained encounters are not being developed.

Kennedy's first sustained encounter with foreign law came when he began to advise emerging democracies — including Czechoslovakia and Russia — on their constitutions and the rule of law.

The dance between the cook and the eater goes on longest at home, which is why we grow up loving a food from our first and most sustained encounter with it: nothing will ever beat your mom's chicken, or meat loaf, or whatever it was.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained arrhythmia encountered in clinical practice.

Can the goodwill and support that the initial flood have encountered be sustained as the novelty wears off, and weeks turn into months and maybe years?

To do that, all I really have to do is monitor two on-screen meters, one that measures the damage Ecco sustains in encounters with enemies like sharks, jellyfish and moray eels, and another that shows his remaining air supply.

But neoliberals have begun to encounter sustained opposition from fellow reformers.

Last year I found a blackbird in the garden with a wing injury perhaps sustained in an encounter with a rival, or more likely with a cat.

So far from confirming his uttermost hopes and expectations, Blaine's encounter with the British public appears to have been his first ever encounter with sustained derision.