Sentence examples for sustained its ability from inspiring English sources
If Twitter's core user growth cannot be sustained, its ability to drive future revenue growth — and therefore profits — is essentially under fire.
But the audit also shows that a crash savings program, including missing some debt payments, has allowed it to increase sharply its cash on hand and sustain its ability to do business, at least in the short term.
Nearly 25 years later, it has moved premises and doubled in size but sustains its ability to draw top-notch comics in the face of growing competition (notably from the Jongleurs chain).
With efforts like BEACONS, the changing face of the Atlanta arts community may be able to sustain its ability to cater to a working class artist.
"The near-term trend is going to be pretty volatile while we get a sense of whether the market can sustain its upside ability".
At the same time, the company has come under fire from some retailers and analysts who are skeptical about its ability to sustain its growth rate.
The paradox of the new Middle East is that as America's influence declines, its ability to sustain its essential interests remains intact.
If a country's economic policies look inconsistent, and its ability to sustain its exchange rate is questionable, the funds take a bet on devaluation, usually by selling the currency short.The IMF researchers, led by Barry Eichengreen and Donald Mathieson, find that these "macro funds" are not to blame for currency crises.
Its ability to sustain its population under such pressure stems from its prolific breeding: in warm areas, one pair may raise up to six broods a year.
If a gang were to only come together once or twice a week and congregate in doors away from the community, its ability to sustain its presence would be threatened by other gangs seeking new territory and members.
Brazil's government has engaged in innovative institutional conversion processes aiding its ability to sustain its centralized influence when implementing obesity policy.
