Sentence examples for be in maintaining from inspiring English sources
noun
A position of power or a way to get it.
- His parents got him an in with the company
Other commentators think the government's true interest may be in maintaining market share by investing in Hollywood films, rather than by promoting homemade ones.
"There remain some concerns over how efficient HMRC can be in maintaining those safeguards, as well as whether this initiative is in fact a toothless one that will make no difference at all to collecting taxes owed.
Both complained that the playing field was unfairly titled in Sky's direction, and the biggest challenge for Wakeling's successor Barney Francis will perhaps not be in maintaining standards on screen, but negotiating regulatory challenges.
Therefore, one of the possible therapeutic benefits of chloroquine could be in maintaining BMPR-II at the cell surface.
The greatest value of reducing agricultural antibiotic use now may be in maintaining a status quo that, while far from ideal, is greatly preferable to the alternative.
"Really, its future importance is in maintaining economic activity and retaining jobs," he said.
Ultimately, the monarchy is an institution whose interests are in maintaining the status quo.
My own puppy appears to be far more interested in eating underpants than he is in maintaining his canine "pride".
"Most of our problems have been in maintaining excellence with limited resources," he said at his departure.
The real difficulty is in maintaining global financial confidence while the losses are distributed in an orderly manner.
Until Microsoft came along, the big money was in maintaining a select family of very grand mainframes.
