Sustain, Sustainable, Sustainably, Sustainability, Unsustainable, Sustenance
sustain (verb) - continue, uninterrupted, maintain, ensure continued existence by helping
sustainable (adjective) - can be continued for a long time (so future generations can enjoy the benefits too)
sustainably (adverb) - do in a way that can be continued for a long time
sustainability (noun) - the feature of being able to be continued for a long time
unsustainable (adjective) - cannot be continued for a long time
sustenance (noun) - food for continued life
could no longer sustain
unable to sustain
difficult to sustain
difficult to sustain for a prolonged period
a sustainable advantage
a sustainable competitive advantage
a long-term sustainable advantage
sustainable profitability
sustain the economy's momentum
sustain the company's momentum
sustain the programme
sustain business interests
sustain international confidence
sustainable strategies
truly sustainable
a sustainable direction
far more sustainable than
sustainable growth
sustainable development
sustainable communities
community-led sustainable development
a sustainable culture
a sustainable forest
a sustainable empire
self-sustainable
a sustainable society
a sustainable future
use in a sustainable way
a sustainable relationship
sustain a relationship
will sustain us and if we sustain them
a sustainable life
a sustainable lifestyle
sustain a standard of living
put on a sustainable basis
sustain your lifelong dream of
sustainable earnings
sustainable levels
restore to sustainable levels
sustain an effort by x to y
sustain what we have initiated
sustain regulations
sustain the pace of
Example sentences:
* The long history of the company has helped sustain their prestige.
* Sustainable strategy requires tradeoffs.
* Let's restore spending to a sustainable level.
* Are these earnings sustainable?
* Our forests will sustain us, if we sustain them.
* They have enough to sustain them for six weeks in the jungle.
* They have managed to sustain a fragile consensus until now.
* Is there really anything such as a long-term sustainable advantage in the highly competitive market we face.
* How are you able to sustain family and personal relationships when you work 80 hours a week?
* "The globe can only sustain 2 billion people at western standards of living," they say.
* I don't think you can sustain your lifelong dream of becoming president of the United States.
* There is not enough oxygen in this room to sustain life.
* "I wish you would enter the workforce and sustain yourself," the parent said to their child.
* Let's make it sustainable!
* "Our next task is to sustain what we have initiated."
* "Exports remain essential to achieving sustainable growth," advised the economist.
* If you need someone to sustain you through all of life's challenges, just give me a call.
* "Should I try to sustain a long-distance relationship with this woman?"
* Let's all embrace a clean and sustainable energy future.
* I fear we cannot sustain our prosperity.
* He will learn more ways to sustain his business interests as he grows up and matures.
* Can they sustain the pace of their corporate acquisitions?
* We only want to sustain the successful programmes.
* Do they really have enough cash to sustain a worldwide empire?
* New competitive pressures may make our gains over the last few quarters difficult to sustain.
* People may have to pay more for sustainable products.
* The board was unable to translate those gains into sustainable profitability.
* The soil was in such bad shape that it could no longer sustain the farming of any crop.
* Negotiations will focus on ensuring that debtor countries achieve sustainable growth and balance of payments viability.
* They were allowed to use the forest in a sustainable way.
* Business must take a leaderhsip role in world sustainable development.
* The country does not have enough foreign exchange reserves to sustain its position in the face of massive speculation.
* He could not even sustain a conversation for 10 minutes. Please do not hire him.
* "I admit the bad poetry I write sustains my pathological sense of superiority over others."
* This level of spending may be difficult to sustain for a prolonged period.
* Their company cannot sustain this level of loss for very long.
* The national holiday the day after the elections would sustain an effort by the government to get as many people as possible to vote.
* First of all, a sustainable economy cannot depend on fossil fuels.
* A sustainable economy cannot continue to throw away resources the way we do.
* "Respect for these principles of sustainable living will lead to a long and happy life," she asserted rather tautologically.
* "These adjustments, though painful, are crucial for recovery and return to a sustainable lifestyle," advised the psychologist.
* We have a critical need for employees with the expertise to sustain our momentum.
* These conservation rules stress the sustainable use of biological diversity.
* NGOs stress the importance of community-led sustainable development.
* The burden of debt is likely to remain above sustainable levels.
* Steps are being taken to put the country's debt burdens on a sustainable basis.
* Environment protection is at the core of sustainable economic and social development.
* Sustainable development requires the control of corruption.
* "He has an uncanny ability to sustain an unbending sense of self-worth."
