Sustainment Confidence

Minimal Sustainment Confidence

Expressions activating this band describe procedural, descriptive, or general functioning content without a clear expectation that an effort or relationship will continue over time. Continuation is absent or only incidental rather than treated as a meaningful prospect.

Low Sustainment Confidence

Expressions activating this band convey limited or mixed expectations about whether something can be maintained, often blending general capability, participation, or concern with only a weak sense of future continuation. Ongoing viability is mentioned indirectly or remains uncertain.

Moderate Sustainment Confidence

Expressions activating this band convey a recognizable expectation that an effort, role, or condition will persist, but with qualifications, vulnerability, or incomplete assurance. Continuation is treated as plausible yet not firmly secured.

High Sustainment Confidence

Expressions activating this band convey clear confidence that an effort or partnership can endure, achieve its aims, and maintain support, legitimacy, or fit over time. Long-term continuation is presented as realistic and actively supported by planning or resources.

Very High Sustainment Confidence

Expressions activating this band convey strong commitment and expectation that a relationship, effort, or activity will keep going even under reduced support or difficult conditions. Continuation is framed as durable, resilient, and likely to outlast immediate obstacles.

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