Sentence examples for sustaining itself as a from inspiring English sources

With the end of the cold war, they argued, "a disturbing new phenomenon is emerging: the failed nation state, utterly incapable of sustaining itself as a member of the international community".

"The peasantry must be able to sustain itself as well as pay taxes…," she wrote.

new study has determined that Hollywood could sustain itself as a city apart from Los Angeles.

That is, it sustained itself as a policy and was not undermined by western squabbles.

The bicycle could not sustain itself as a fashionable social tool and also as a utilitarian tool".

It's just that voice by itself doesn't have the value to really sustain itself as a stand-alone business.

"I think Blu-ray can sustain itself as a transition technology, but, at the end of the day, I don't think it will ever replace the DVD".

I.B.M. cannot sustain itself as a supermarket of technology, not with 316,000 employees worldwide and annual research and development spending of $5 billion.

The Obama administration argues, often through Mr. Bloom, that the United States cannot sustain itself as a global economic power without a thriving manufacturing sector.

In two years, then, social anxiety disorder has picked up all it needs -- a psychotropic drug of choice, an army of advocates, a handful of celebrity sufferers -- to sustain itself as a widely recognized syndrome.

The chorus of criticism reflected both the intensifying political campaign and the lingering doubts about the capacity of the New York City economy to sustain itself as a slowdown takes hold across much of the nation.