There was a sustained media attack against that word that did a lot of damage.
Bob Graham might have helped in Florida, but his diary obsession would have generated sustained media derision.
However, the sustained media campaign against the LCP has accused it of crimes it just has not committed.
It increasingly appears that, given sustained media scaremongering, many of us may be prepared to see the criminalising of dissent.
The inquiry team is dismayed about sustained media attacks in the last few weeks over the delay.
This is an explanation that actually fits with the New York Times's analysis, that "the predominant force" behind Trump is not an anti-immigration groundswell but "extraordinary and sustained media coverage".
The refusal of the lord chancellor, Liz Truss, to defend three senior judges from "the vitriol" of sustained media attacks following the Brexit judgment has been condemned by Lord Falconer, who previously held the post.
The McCain campaign has done its bizarre best to shield Ms. Palin from any sustained media examination of her readiness for the highest offices in the land, and no wonder.
(Perhaps we will get better at finding it on a map!") It is somewhat embarrassing, if not surprising that it took an alleged chemical weapons attack to draw sustained media attention to a crisis that already killed about 100,000 people and included the targeted killing and torture of children.
And Jack Myers, chief economist for Myers Reports in New York, predicted softness in ad spending in the first half of 2001, followed by "a nice recovery" by the fourth quarter "that will build toward sustained media industry growth in 2002 and for several years thereafter".
Her relationship with the Camerons became an object of sustained media curiosity after the emergence of a photograph taken on 1 January 2011, taken as she and her partner, film director Tim Burton, accompanied the Camerons and education secretary Michael Gove on a country walk.
