Sentence examples for credibly maintain from inspiring English sources

That position will be harder and harder to credibly maintain.

Can Republicans credibly maintain, as they have for years now, that tax cuts are the solution to every economic problem?

In light of the developments in Billy Caldwell's case, it is hard to see how ministers can credibly maintain this position.

These can be expressed as questions that politicians favoring the policies should, in good conscience, be able to answer in the negative in order to maintain -- credibly -- that enacting them would be morally defensible.

In a liquidity trap monetary policy does not work because the markets expect the bank to revert as soon as possible to the normal practice of stabilizing prices; to make it effective, the central bank must credibly promise to be irresponsible, to maintain its expansion after the recession is past.

It is the part where Francis addresses those who maintain that the Vatican cannot credibly deplore the desecration of the environment without recognising the effects of its aversion to birth control.

While former governmental officials no longer wield power, they nevertheless can credibly claim knowledge of how government works and often maintain relationships with former colleagues who remain in power.

There are still 16 bishops that were credibly accused who stepped down from public positions but still maintain their titles.

But, says the document, "to credibly deter potential adversaries and to prevent them from achieving their objectives, the United States must maintain its ability to project power in areas in which our access and freedom to operate are challenged".It is pretty obvious what that means.

Policy experts maintain that the cost of health care and insurance would be considerably higher if people avoided routine check-ups and prompt medical attention because confidentiality was not credibly promised (Fairchild et al. 2007a).

Maintain, maintain, maintain.