| Accuracy, verisimilitude, sustention, count for nothing in comparison with imaginative adroitness and variety. |
| Where there's no sustention force, the object just won't take off and fly. |
| As was previously mentioned, DCAA has become quite sophisticated with its challenges of executive compensation as well as the sustention rate of questioned costs in this area. |
| And those qualities that good mystery or thriller writing calls for are not to be despised, since they include economy, skillful sustention of suspense, and very artful plotting. |
| It is common on material issues for companies to solicit input from multiple firms on their prior audit experiences and sustention rates. |
| Presumably, the mediator team was aware of the importance of mediator neutrality to their role and to the sustention of a legitimate process. |
