Sentence examples for that sustaining a from inspiring English sources

And for funders to recognise that sustaining a publishing model which is obsolete and costly stifles industrial innovation.

The Evening Standard managing director, Andrew Mullins, admitted that "sustaining a paid-for afternoon newspaper had its challenges even before the freesheets [London Paper and London Lite] were launched in 2006".

These two don't have the cachet of Ramsay or Pawlikowski, but they illustrate the general point that sustaining a career is much harder than starting one for many indie film-makers, particularly those with a distinctive vision.

A movie may be a representation of the world, but it is also something that happens in the world, which means that sustaining a cinematic illusion and breaking it are equally beside the point.

Although Norman Kline, Bay Street's general manager, won't go as far as saying that sustaining a theater through the winter, with each play running 22 performances, is an impossible dream here, he concedes that "it doesn't work at the moment".

More controversially, some philosophers argue that sustaining a love relationship requires sexual exclusivity.

It is an industry that sustains a lot of livelihoods, and a lot of voters.

That sustains a break with investment-led growth that dates back to 2011.

Unlike a murder, the choices that sustain a moral society are often small.

But Judd Apatow, who produced "Ron Burgundy," directed this time, and he has developed a rhythm that sustains a long movie.

Second, it attempts to undermine our trust in the institutions that sustain a strong nation and a strong democracy.