Sentence examples for sustained in light of from inspiring English sources

But that reading could not be sustained in light of statements by his own campaign manager, Bill Dal Col. Asked explicitly during negotiations whether the ban included spending of both hard and soft money by political parties, he declared that "nobody can spend outside dollars on this race, period.

Consequently, Dewey's ethical empiricism was subject to continuous challenge during the 1930s and 40s on the charge that it presupposed an optimistic interpretation of human nature which could not be sustained in light of the new realities of totalitarianism and genocide.

I am certain that many from other states wonder how we can sustain ourselves in light of such gargantuan tragedies.

THE idea that stockmarkets are always efficient seems pretty hard to sustain, in the light of events over the last decade.

While the Jones Apparel Group posted solid first-quarter results this week, some analysts are wondering whether the company can sustain its performance in light of a lingering feud with Ralph Lauren.

For a decade, the Park has aimed to 'identify traditional and scientific practices for food security and self-sustaining development, particularly in light of climate change' (CIP n.d).

"The real question now is if Tesla can really sustain this pace, particularly in light of the delivery issues the company has faced recently.

Whether the action cam business can alone sustain the GoPro business (in light of the recent Karma drone program shutdown) is going to at least rely on them continuing to dominate it and find new revenue streams within it.

Others were forced to re-evaluate their current living arrangements in light of sustained costs and physical capacity to undertake property maintenance.

"How can you, in light of this sustained need, take 7percentt of your child protection staff out of your lineup and expect to do the same work?" Mr. Mattingly said that many of those laid off would be clerical workers, who are not factored into caseloads.

The study's findings are especially dismaying in light of the sustained attack on our fundamental right to vote, which willfully ignores the real problems plaguing our system of elections.