Sentence examples for sustained world from inspiring English sources

Finally it is getting some sustained world attention, only to be widely depicted as a benighted sandbox full of killers on camels.

On the other hand, sustained world economic growth and measures to stabilize commodity prices helped the developing countries to achieve an average annual growth rate of 5 percent during the 1960s (compared with 5.1 percent for industrial countries).

In it Sadat comments (often combatively) on the state of international affairs, provides an account of the Yom Kippur War, and makes suggestions about what he thinks must be done in order to improve economic conditions and sustain world peace.

In all, about 3,200 guests are expected for the 315 speeches, round tables and seminars exploring this year's themes of sustaining world economic growth and bridging divisions between haves and have-nots.

In a joint communique and respective comments, Mr. Richardson and Sheik Saud said they had agreed on three basic points: price volatility was harmful; market stability was their common goal, and "adequate oil supplies at reasonable prices is of crucial importance for sustaining world economic growth, prosperity and investment in the energy sector".

A report by the National Science Foundation about educating our children states the dilemma we are facing very succinctly: As "American schools fail more youngsters, this nation's capability to innovate, solve problems, and produce--to sustain world leadership--is in jeopardy".

Sports such as rowing, sailing and swimming could never sustain world-class performance without outside financial support.

They have to respond to practical problems and at the same time sustain world-class research.

Angus's condition results from an injury sustained during World War II, and there's a story behind it.

He clipped, condensed and rewrote articles as he recovered from shrapnel wounds sustained in World War I.

Then, when Nazism forced the (mostly Jewish) members of the Frankfurt School to move to America, they had, the story goes, a chance to undermine the culture and values that had sustained the world's most powerful capitalist nation.