Sentence examples for Could have maintained from inspiring English sources

A well-thought out move to a European club could have maintained his progress.

But they could have maintained his failing kidneys by putting him on dialysis.

But to historians like David Reynolds of Cambridge University, the revisionists' belief that Britain could have maintained any kind of working settlement with a dominant Germany is ridiculous.

It is thought they were used for fortifications, homes and ceremonies, and could have maintained a population of 60,000 – more people than in many medieval European cities.

The problem is everyone has such high caseloads, but if he'd been seen perhaps he could have maintained his ability to live independently.

The ensemble could have maintained the Parisian theme and still felt tighter by including something of Stravinsky's or, most naturally, the Prokofiev work that inspired Mr. Shepherd's instrumentation.

"We missed easy buckets and free throws in overtime that could've maintained the momentum and put us over the top.

From shortly after the resumption following the first brief break, England, in the persons of Bopara and Swann, with hard running rather than boundary striking as Dhoni set his infields invitingly and unwisely as deep as he could, had maintained some clear water between England's score and the Duckworth-Lewis target.

Could it have maintained high living standard and growth without being diverted onto the track of economic isolationism?

The administration says it could not have maintained the troops there without an agreement to protect them that Baghdad was not at the time willing to sign.

Alternatively, adding sodium hydroxide to the culture could perhaps have maintained the pH; further studies are needed for verification.