The climbers, three British and two American, are wonderfully complicated adrenaline headcases, but their stories are paced too haphazardly to sustain the necessary tension.
India's low real estate costs and salaries make it possible for investment banks to sustain the necessary round-the-clock coverage.
In both wars, however, enthusiasm proved insufficient to sustain the necessary manpower supply, and both Britain and America would, for the first time, introduce conscription.
In the end, he was overmatched: he didn't have the temperament — he was too absorbed by the fascinations of his own depression and self-loathing — to sustain the necessary devotion.
The institutions of the state - parliament, NHS, education etc - coupled with the common language of English, a largely shared audio-visual media and the familiarity that domicile brings, should be adequate to sustain the necessary bonds between inhabitants.
Bělohlávek regards the work as one of the composer's greatest achievements: "In Julietta, Martinů was not only able to build and sustain the necessary dramatic thread of the surrealist story and libretto, but did so using his unique musical language with a brilliance and skill that can only fill us with admiration.
Second, while genic models may be derived from hierarchical models, they fail to sustain the necessary supporting methodology.
These transient populations of NPY neurons during the postnatal period may provide local NPY production to sustain the necessary energy intake during this critical growth phase.
During irradiation, drops of riboflavin solution were reapplied to the cornea every two minutes to sustain the necessary concentration and to prevent desiccation of the cornea.
