Sentence examples for sustained so long from inspiring English sources
Even so, it is as well to be aware of the risks: history suggests that blow-outs more often end with a bang than a whimper.No time to cutOptimists insist that growth can still be sustained, so long as the Fed continues to cut interest rates.
I also believe that the present system can be sustained so long as the Afghan army survives the 2014 transition after withdrawal of foreign troops and receives support.
But, although George Bush at one point played into his hands by carelessly using that very word, the view that Muslims were victims of a new holy war was impossible to sustain so long as the most influential Christian leader was openly critical of the fighting.
He mentioned a poll of working families that had shown that their belief in that mythical dream that has sustained so many generations for so long is fading faster than sunlight on a December afternoon.
For the time being, and under this government, average Burmese like Lu Maw can only rely on the traditions that have sustained them so long.
At least a filibuster — a real filibuster, one sustained for so long that Hagel and the White House would have eventually given up on getting him a straight up-or-down vote and moved on to the next nominee — would have taken some political courage.
Borrowing from one credit card to pay another credit card or loan is a cycle that can only be sustained for so long before you will be unable to keep up.
No one else comes to mind who sustained for so long a comparable reputation for candor and courage.
Such raw emotions, after all, can only be sustained for so long before the mundane and complicated realities of everyday life reassert themselves.
They sounded like evil, metal intervals, but then again nearly any shift between two notes sustained for so long, with so much depth and bulk, might sound evil and metal.
But, contrary to legend, it was not all suffering in the trenches: the conflict could be sustained for so long because many soldiers also relished killing, and surrenders were rare because prisoners had reason to fear being finished off.
