What distinguishes hatred from anger, Gaylin says, is its "sustained nature".
As details of the attack on the MP filtered through the news wires, through social media and on television, the extreme violence and sustained nature of the assault became clear.
According to the official, Downing Street's civil service spokesmen - Godric Smith and Tom Kelly - are particularly shaken by the ferocity and sustained nature of the criticism in rightwing newspapers.
The challenges for society - as well as for analysis – become accentuated further in situations where volcanoes enter into a prolonged eruptive phase, when the ramifications for society and economy can take on a deeper, more sustained nature.
For the need of God to sustain nature, see the letter to Richard Bentley (25 February 1693), in which Newton argues: "this frame of things could not always subsist without a divine power to conserve it"; cf. Newton 1953: 56.
Enabling people to invest in nature can be a means of creating value, and thus incentives to sustain nature.
The global scope and sustained nature of online memorials to Lemmy and Bowie is only possible on the social web.
As spirits are needed to sustain nature, Maxwell waits for the day all humans on Elympios die off before dispelling the barrier.
It is of immense significance because, if it succeeds, it will catalyze a new source of economic prosperity, help reverse the global decline in biodiversity, sustain nature and significantly improve human wellbeing.
