Thesaurus / sustain
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To be sure, Russia’s economic ability to sustain its expansionism is questionable.
BUTTERFLY EFFECT: THE NEXT U.S.-RUSSIA CONFLICT THEATER COULD BE THE MEDITERRANEANCHARU KASTURISEPTEMBER 17, 2020OZYIn some countries, officials are concerned not only that Facebook and Google are capturing much of the advertising dollars that have sustained journalism, but also with the types of articles getting shared.
FACEBOOK PLANS TO BLOCK USERS IN AUSTRALIA FROM SHARING NEWSCLAIRE ZILLMAN, REPORTERSEPTEMBER 1, 2020FORTUNEThe idea is that prices will only face sustained upward pressure when the economy is using all its resources –- including labor.
AFTER $20 TRILLION IN PANDEMIC RELIEF SPENDING, THERE’S STILL NO SIGN OF INFLATION. WHAT HAPPENED?BERNHARD WARNERAUGUST 25, 2020FORTUNEWe’re trying to make enough for food, to sustain our households.
CORONAVIRUS HIT LATINOS HARDER THANKS TO A PERFECT STORM OF DISPARITIESMAYA SRIKRISHNANAUGUST 12, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGOEarlier, in the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, dinosaurs roamed Antarctica because enhanced volcanic activity, in the absence of those mountain chains, sustained carbon dioxide levels around 1,000 parts per million, compared to 415 ppm today.
HOW EARTH’S CLIMATE CHANGES NATURALLY (AND WHY THINGS ARE DIFFERENT NOW)HOWARD LEEJULY 21, 2020QUANTA MAGAZINEWe feel like our responsibility is to do everything we can to sustain a certain level of success — as you look at it over a five-year period, a seven-year period, a 10-year period.
THE DODGERS’ LEGACY MAY DEPEND ON THIS SHORT SEASONROBERT O'CONNELLJULY 13, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTWe each decided it would be best to lean into some collaborations to sustain us.
NEW GEOMETRIC PERSPECTIVE CRACKS OLD PROBLEM ABOUT RECTANGLESKEVIN HARTNETTJUNE 25, 2020QUANTA MAGAZINESadly, Leath was pronounced dead when she arrived at the hospital, but, luckily, the civilian has sustained only minor injuries.
24-YEAR-OLD OFFICER FATALLY SHOT WHILE TRYING TO SAVE A WOMAN ON A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CALLD. N.APRIL 15, 2020NO STRAIGHT NEWSThese outbreaks also must be sustained by wide person-to-person spread that can’t be traced back to the country in which the outbreak began.
WHO CALLS COVID-19 A GLOBAL PANDEMICJONATHAN LAMBERTMARCH 11, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTSShe was therefore prepared to sustain her part in the drama Routemberg was bringing on the tapis.
THE PASTOR'S FIRE-SIDE VOL. 3 OF 4JANE PORTERWORDS RELATED TO SUSTAIN
- add
- add fuel to fire
- anneal
- ascend
- bolster
- brace
- build up
- buttress
- confirm
- corroborate
- empower
- enhance
- enlarge
- establish
- extend
- fortify
- harden
- heighten
- increase
- intensify
- invigorate
- justify
- make firm
- mount
- multiply
- regenerate
- reinforce
- rejuvenate
- renew
- restore
- rise
- set up
- sinew
- steel
- step up
- substantiate
- support
- sustain
- temper
- tone
- tone up
- toughen
- wax
- abide
- accept
- acquiesce
- admit
- allow
- bear
- bear with
- bleed
- bow
- brave
- brook
- carry the torch
- concede
- countenance
- encounter
- experience
- feel
- go through
- have
- hurt
- indulge
- know
- let
- license
- live with
- put up with
- receive
- sanction
- see
- sit and take it
- stand
- stomach
- submit
- support
- sustain
- swallow
- sweat
- take
- take it
- tolerate
- undergo
- wait out
- yield
- ached
- agonized
- ailed
- be affected
- be convulsed
- be handicapped
- be racked
- be wounded
- braved
- complained of
- deteriorated
- drooped
- endured
- experienced
- fell off
- felt wretched
- flagged
- got
- grieved
- had a bad time
- hurt
- languished
- pained
- sickened
- smarted
- underwent
- was at disadvantage
- was impaired
- went through
- writhed
- abet
- advance
- agree with
- aid
- approve
- assist
- back
- bear out
- bolster
- boost
- boost morale
- carry
- champion
- cheer
- comfort
- countenance
- endorse
- establish
- forward
- foster
- get behind
- go along with
- go to bat for
- help
- hold
- justify
- keep up
- maintain
- plead for
- promote
- pull for
- put forward
- rally round
- second
- side with
- stand behind
- stand up for
- stay
- stick by
- stick up for
- substantiate
- sustain
- take one's side
- take the part of
- throw in one's lot with
- throw in with
- uphold
- verify
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