Word: sustainable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...small, brown man whose boyish features and emaciated body made him look less like the oppressor than the oppressed. The U.S. was not even formally at war with him. Nor at first could Americans be sure that divided, ravaged South Viet Nam had the stomach or stability to sustain the struggle into which it had drawn its ally...
...this fiscal year. Now the experts must decide just how much more federal and private spending the economy can take without boiling into serious inflation. Their most searching problem will be how to finance the war, achieve the essential goals of the Great Society, and sustain prosperity without inflation. As Arthur Okun, a member of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says of full employment: "We've been chasing this rabbit for five years. Now we've got to learn what to do with...
...long as the semiliterate Carson remained in his service Meriwether issued reprimands about his sloppy administration. "Poor Kit," he said, "was a good trapper, hunter, and guide, and . . . had acquired a reputation which spoiled him, and which in after life and in a higher position he failed to sustain...
...read and thoroughly enjoyed your article on Mr. Football, Jim Brown. One thing does worry me though. If the famous TIME "jinx" holds true, my favorite football player will either sustain a serious injury in the near future or will be the "goat" in the N.F.L. championship game. If any of these things do come to pass, consider my subscription canceled...
...keep the economy from spinning out of control, the Johnson Administration has been applying the "new economics," a kind of Keynesianism-plus that relies on Government intervention to sustain steady, noninflationary growth. As Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler put it in a speech to the Executives' Club of Chicago: "Your Govern- ment stands ready to blow the whistle impartially on labor and on business...