Sentence examples for sustained era from inspiring English sources

The operations were the longest sustained era of conflict carried out by the United States with an all-volunteer force.

The military has been fighting for almost a decade — since a month after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks — the longest sustained era of conflict carried out by the United States with an all-volunteer force.

Nobody knew it then, but for Philadelphia, that was pretty much the end of the only sustained era of sporting excellence the city has known.

The case has escalated into a public battle over the issue of whether or not injunctions banning publication can be sustained in the era of the internet, when websites beyond national jurisdictions can be read in the UK.

The case has escalated into a public battle over the issue of whether or not orders banning publication can, or should, be sustained in an era when websites outside UK courts' jurisdiction can be read from Britain.

The sustained impacts of ERA for the ND25+ group are especially noteworthy in light of the fact that this group was so severely disadvantaged and so difficult to employ normally, as suggested by outcomes for the control group.

"If these declining numbers are sustained and the era of large migration from Central America has in fact ended, yes ― I expect you'll see a big uptick in interior removals," John Sandweg, who headed ICE for part of Obama's second term, said.

Air freight is expensive, especially in what is looking — despite fracking — like an era of sustained high fuel costs.

His personal life followed his cinematic: he descended into an era of sustained drug addiction and his subject material became stranger by turns.

Far more frightening, however, is the real possibility that the current regime will usher in an era of sustained political violence, reminiscent, in purpose if not precisely in kind, of what was experienced in the original redemption.

The tenor saxophonist Charles Gayle achieved some notoriety in the early 90's as the living embodiment of the first free-jazz era, playing sustained, energetic improvizations with a trio; more recently he's pulled back from the precipice a bit, playing works by bop-era musicians.