Sentence examples for could have maintained from inspiring English sources

And as I read the opinion of the Circuit Court of Appeals in the case now before us, it did not hold that under Utah law 'an action is maintainable only where the decedent could have maintained an action to recover damages for his injury if death had not ensued.' For that statement in its opinion, the Circuit Court of Appeals relied only on the Adams case and several other opinions of this Court.

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.

"Who could have believed we could have maintained as we did?" Rutgers Coach C. Vivian Stringer said.

For unless the lower rate was one which the carrier could have maintained legally, the changing of it could not conceivably give a cause of action.

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.

"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.

Last year's Roma, after all, might have been capable of grabbing a three-goal lead away from home, but they could never have maintained it so serenely.

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

It is evident that the labor of the Helotes could not have maintained so great a number of Spartans had these latter lived in ease and delicacy, and given employment to a great variety of trades and manufactures.