Sentence examples for sustained popular from inspiring English sources

Two centuries of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" are particularly revealing about the novel's broad and sustained popular reach.

So the 20 February movement may have failed in its immediate goals, but in showing Moroccans that sustained popular pressure can work its legacy cannot be discounted.

This, along with the victory over the LTTE and sustained economic growth since the end of the war, has sustained popular support.

It didn't stand a chance against sustained popular demand for ridesharing.

For example, in response to sustained popular demand in the EU, the forthcoming EU General Data Protection Regulation will introduce sweeping changes to the way organizations handle the personal data of EU citizens.

It would be interesting to see how long government inaction could continue in the face of sustained, popular disruption of these places.

But Prime Minister David Cameron, three months in office, faces an uphill battle to sustain popular backing for some of the sharpest cuts in public spending in living memory.

As difficult as it was for President Hassan Rouhani to secure a nuclear agreement with world powers, it will be even more difficult for him to sustain popular support for one in Iran.

The trouble lies not only in power politics but also in the challenge of sustaining popular support for humanitarian missions and in the unintended consequences of acting in unfamiliar ways in unfamiliar places.

So let us try to explain - while still adhering to the fundamental Harrisite doctrine that elections are won by those who attract and sustain popular support.

All these arguably accord with the demands of political processes in donor countries: democratic government mandates usually of between 4 and 5 years [ 52], and the need to present success (and avoid scandal) to sustain popular consent to aid.