Sentence examples for were to be sustained from inspiring English sources

If the slowdown in spending growth were to be sustained, it would transform the policy debate about spending and budget deficits.

According to some who attended, Mr. Obama conceded in the meeting that he understood entitlement programs needed to be changed if they were to be sustained.

I knew, therefore, that a heightened speech inherited from everyday language would create a quality of restrained energy that I'd need if the interwoven stories of The Green Hollow were to be sustained through an hour of television.

More recently, we've seen a big fall in oil prices, which, if it were to be sustained, could render it uneconomic to exploit some of the heavy oil contained in the Canadian tar sands.

The inability to follow-up on the potential benefits of the lift-assist gurneys for PT serves as an example of the study's limited time frame, as it is expected that continued gains would be observed if this RM effort were to be sustained and evaluated on a systematic, long-term scale.

In addition, the costs, if blood pressure lowering were to be sustained, are likely to be mitigated by prevention of cardiovascular events in succeeding years.

Nonetheless, the report said, "a bullish consumption pattern is to be sustained for the time being".

A balance is needed if growth is to be sustained, the report said.

That matters if the growth of the middle class is to be sustained.

What the BBC does for Britain and can do for Britain, if that is to be sustained it needs to be funded adequately".

D — deliverables — means that the reforms have to deliver on their promises if support for them is to be sustained.