Sentence examples for sustained within from inspiring English sources

Most indigenous cultures that have survived colonial times still retain some of their traditional ecological ethic, and this ethic can have profound utility in modern conservation decisions and sustainable use of resources., But traditional knowledge cannot be sustained within any indigenous culture if the opportunities to pass on that knowledge from generation to generation are disrupted.

In their theoretical discussion of innovation sustainability, Chambers et al. [ 64] proposed that for innovations to be sustained within constantly shifting contexts, learning must be "a core value" underpinning organizational processes.

In the most disturbing Herzog films, human life is a beleaguered property, a flicker of consciousness sustained within an equally flimsy civilisation.

She said that almost all of the bruises — each of which she said represented a separate blow to the child's body — had been sustained within 24 hours of his death.

One only has to look at the fate of the McMaster report, whose recommendations for peer reviews on artistic excellence have not been sustained within DCMS, to see the importance of engaging with the policy process in the terms preferred by the Treasury.

In 2008 it is almost certain to overtake Germany as the world's largest exporter, and assuming recent rates of growth are sustained, within ten years it will overtake America (in PPP terms) as the world's largest economy.China itself has always played down the PPP numbers, hoping to portray itself as a poor country so America will give it more leeway when arguing about exchange rates and trade.

The official arrival of WNV in British Columbia puts to rest the question of whether the province can sustain within-season WNV activity.

Our aim is for the charity to be self sustaining within five years of opening the club.

For me, though — and for all of the rest of us — Ladakh is a way to retrieve something lost and sustaining within us that, once experienced, comes to seem as contemporary, as invigorating, as tomorrow.

It might also disrupt the "mini economies" immigrants tend to sustain within their own communities.

Rather people find it more comfortable to work with fellow group members rather than outsiders; trust is easier to build and sustain within groups than across them.