Sentence examples for tough sustained from inspiring English sources

The wooing of the new Greek government is part of a strategy to undermine the consensus in Europe that Russia's actions in Crimea and Ukraine require a tough, sustained response.

And even in the absence of extraordinary circumstances, the business model is tough to sustain.

Even when optimistically trying on these items, it was tough to sustain excitement.

Shape magazine, which is owned by American Media, claims a similarly strong print circulation of 1.63 million readers, but has had a tough time sustaining advertising dollars.

With Ahmad Bradshaw, Brandon Jacobs, and Derrick Ward unavailable to help fend off the Broncos, it's going to be tough to sustain a spirit of gratitude into the fourth quarter.

Mr. Oppenheim has had to rely on aesthetic indifference as a kind of political strategy, an anti-art pose, tough to sustain over decades.

Even McKay Hatch, who is now a senior at South Pasadena High School in California, is having a tough time sustaining interest in the national no-cursing club he started in 2007.

Simmons's strictly chronological narrative proves tough to sustain: the lovingly detailed, three-day spree of drugs, drink, conversation and sex gets repetitive, with even Crow grousing, "Do you people ever sleep?" Simmons, a New York painter and gallery owner, smartly spins this tale as a generous fable of redemption.

This incarceration binge we're on [is tough to sustain].

It's tough to sustain winning baseball games".

"It's tough to sustain yourself unless there are 'whys' and purposes".