Sentence examples for the biggest sustained from inspiring English sources

Education was promised the biggest sustained increase in spending for 20 years.

But finance director Patrick Butcher was focused on "the biggest sustained investment programme since Victorian times", adding: "With a million more trains and half a billion more passengers than 10 years ago, our railways are all but full".

"Our study period coincided with the biggest sustained injection of cash the four health systems have ever seen, so it's perhaps unsurprising that staff numbers have increased and performance has improved," said Andy McKeon, senior policy fellow at the Nuffield Trust.

But when the big sustained high notes come, he moves to the foot of the stage, thrusts his arm out and unleashes them in the long tradition of the hammy Italian tenor.

The Democratic National Committee will on Tuesday begin its biggest sustained advertising campaign against a Republican presidential candidate so far this year, with a spot attacking Mitt Romney in the state of Arizona, traditionally Republican territory that President Obama's advisers hope to bring into their victory column next year.

Other events that have given the Times' Web site big, sustained traffic boosts include the Sept. 11 attacks and the 1997 death of Princess Diana.

But he warned that a big, sustained jump in prices could still be harmful to the American economy, as well as, in the long run, to the oil-producing nations.

You are capturing takes rather than creating a bigger, sustained performative structure.

If "The Big Tease" sustains an antic mood, it is crudely edited (most of an extended disco sequence seems to have landed on the cutting-room floor), and its closest thing to a villain, a hulking Scandinavian hairdresser named Stig David Raschee) who is Crawford's rival for the Platinum Scissors, doesn't work as a character.

"We don't have kids in the Offshore precisely because heredity was the biggest injustice that sustained the outrageous world we lived in," he says to the astonished young faces before him.

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