Word: sustainibility
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...adds, "Indeed, the impression I get from colleagues elsewhere is that committees with students tend act in a more black-or-white way--more reluctant to sustain a charge at all, and then more inclined to respond harshly...
Even though Gore conceded tonight, the fallout from the recount controversy may sustain political opposition to Bush, particularly among partisans of the vice president...
...making it in Cambridge often means learning a new language and struggling to find jobs that will cover increased rents. In this potentially isolating world, immigrants who need a sense of community most urgently often find themselves with barely enough time to sustain their families...
...Most individuals, especially those who trade online, haven't yet given up on tech as the market leader. Institutions are getting to that point. That's why every tech rally gets squashed. The big boys are selling into strength to lighten up without going belly up. Before tech can sustain a rally, it must move to being under-owned, then start back the other...
Though Queensbury's polemics are occasionally melodramatic, his voice rising in pitch too quickly to sustain the rest of the speech, he successfully develops the attention-starved, almost crazed qualities the part requires. Stephen Fritsch '03, whose Irish accent is nearly impeccable, overcomes the fact that he looks nothing at all like Shaw and becomes the endearing rotund, white-haired, and belligerent playwright...