Sentence examples for sustaining not only from inspiring English sources

This will require mobilizing and sustaining not only political will but also social will at all levels of government to meet the recurring operational costs of programs over time not just focusing on the next externally driven event (for example, mass campaign or new vaccine launch) on the horizon.

Consequently, muscle is one of the best examples of a tissue with an inherent adaptation capacity to sustain not only locomotion but also a number of life-sustaining processes [ 15].

The film had to introduce a dozen new characters as well as lay out the foundations of a plot that would sustain not only two more prequels but also flow neatly into the previous trilogy.

Grandma, disdaining housework altogether, devotes herself to daydreams of lost youth and the sugary confections that sustain not only her memories of childhood but, to some extent, childhood itself.

A connoisseur of, among many things, precious ceramics and pre-Columbian artefacts, Lord Browne is sustained not only by memories of BP but by his love of Venice, where he owns an apartment, and by any number of David Hockneys.

His concentration on Thomas's actions, not the worlds in which they were enacted, also gives little purchase on the cultural forces at work in pre-war Swansea which produced and sustained not only Dylan, but his close friends and contemporaries such as the poet Vernon Watkins, the composer Daniel Jones and the painter Fred Janes.

Inside, amid a tangle of rusted pipes and man-size gears, the damp aroma of molasses has given way to the electric odor of sparks as welders dismantle the mill that long sustained not only this town, but a sizable slice of Cuba's economy.

Comparatively, Chandler, Monica, and Ross, had jobs which paid well enough to sustain not only their modest lifestyles, but made up for their less-than-financially stable roommates – which became a point of contention in the season-two episode, The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant.

Mrs. Forbes is actually less ignorant and vulnerable than she appears, while unflashy, competent Betty is hoping to sustain not only the satisfactions she gets from Graham, but also those she's begun to derive from an affair with his father.

And that corporate culture — "the single most important element in the continued, remarkable success of Wal-Mart," asserted Don Soderquist, the company's chief operating officer in the 1990s — was sustained not only by the hypercentralized managerial control that flowed from the Bentonville, Ark., home office but by the evangelical Protestantism that Mr. Soderquist and other executives encouraged.

According to Mr Chernomyrdin, this sum is meant to sustain not only the regular army but Russia's various paramilitary forces as well, which add 350,000 or so men to the total.There is some doubt as to how much Russia currently spends on defence: it may be less than 4% of GDP, as the government claims, or more than 8%, as some western analysts suspect.