Sentence examples for sustaining it as a from inspiring English sources

The licence fee is designed to make the BBC independent of the cycle of annual government spending decisions and hence political interference, while sustaining it as a universal public service.

"It just naturally grew darker – maybe that's just me; maybe I just couldn't sustain it as a light novel".

Such regulations have protected the historic character and scale of Alexandria for decades and sustained it as a walkable, mixed-use, vibrant community.

James Truman, the editorial director of Conde Nast and an editor of Details until 1994, said the magazine's circulation was too small to sustain it as a Conde Nast title.

In the last month of 2000, The Industry Standard, the technology magazine, folded its monthly supplement Grok into the weekly magazine, citing a lack of advertising sufficient to sustain it as a stand-alone publication.

The rest would be used to help support commercial activity on the pier and help sustain it as a business, he added.

In 1966, when the Times was in financial difficulty, the new owner who came to the rescue, Lord Roy Thomson of Fleet, promised to sustain it as an independent non-partisan newspaper – precisely how he had conducted the profitable Sunday Times.

It is about sustaining it as the financial capital of Europe and enhancing business competitiveness.

But I couldn't sustain it for an evening, as they do".

A cultural historian's guide to the Most Serene Republic through the arts, beliefs and ideologies that sustained it in its days as a medium-great power, able to withstand the Turks in the Mediterranean and rule much of Italy.

The IMC's October 2006 report stated that the RIRA remains "active and dangerous" and that it seeks to "sustain its position as a terrorist organisation".