What nobody taught me in grad school was that psychotherapy, a practice that had sustained itself for more than a century, is losing its customers.
"If it's just another urban myth, then it's certainly one that has sustained itself for decades, and with remarkable similarities from one case to the next," Mr. Spielberg said.
If Dialogue, together with the orchestral Rituel and another clarinet piece Domaines, is one of Boulez's structurally most straightforward pieces, then Dérive 2 is one of the more intricate, a hurtling, constantly evolving fabric of jostling arabesques and sharp attacks that sustains itself for over 45 minutes.
Cloaked within the new set of unvarying units was the end of a form of social organization that, whatever its defects, had sustained itself for centuries.
We are trying to create an intellectual environment that will sustain itself for many decades to come, focusing on issues of brain and mind.
The central challenge to building a city in space is to create a closed system that can sustain itself for the long haul.
In healthy volunteers, peginesatide had a safety profile similar to that of placebo and was associated with a significant increase in Hb that sustained for over 1 month [ 10].
His own version of metaphor-free 'Bhasha' is an invented construct, with no historical or literary tradition behind it whatsoever; it has so little viability that it cannot sustain itself for even as long as a page or two.
He estimated that the county could sustain itself for 10 days to two weeks cut off from the city, and noted that Long Island had the immense advantage of its own water supply.
Even places that sustained polities for centuries without a written constitution have begun to succumb to the lure of writtenness.
With William Gallas fit again, there was some presence in his partnership with Michael Dawson in the centre of defence that sustained Tottenham for quite a while.
