Sentence examples for exist to maintain from inspiring English sources

Fox rightly said recently: "The technology doesn't currently exist to maintain a continuous at-sea nuclear deterrent with three submarines".

While three branches of government exist to maintain checks and balances, the ultimate check on the government comes from the voice of the people.

The danger was that Obama, very early in his presidency, would be perceived as weak or unrealistic by rivals such as China or enemies like Iran, despite his commitment, for "as long as these weapons exist," to "maintain a safe, secure and effective arsenal to deter any adversary".

Their jobs exist to maintain social control and protect the status quo.

Multiple degradation pathways apparently exist to maintain low levels of p53 in normal cells.

In some countries regulations exist to maintain desirable size of the patient list.

This is all part of Cleland's job, which, in her words, exists "to maintain public confidence in the physical currency, to make sure we have enough notes of the right denomination of the right quality, to give the public confidence they are genuine and not counterfeit".

No successful method exists to maintain the three-dimensional architecture of hatched embryos in vitro.

However, students realize the practical benefits of understanding scientific conceptions, and sufficient weight exists to maintain this understanding within long-term memory.

If anything, capitalism tends towards monopolies; hence regulation, which exists to maintain competition.

The reporter's privilege exists to maintain that independence and to promote the free flow of information to the public".