Sentence examples for fine to maintain from inspiring English sources

It's fine to maintain a healthy distance from our politicians and their hired guns, the economists, as Mr. Samuelson urges.

The task is easier for Stern, who has 29 constituents to corral, and the threat of huge fines to maintain the illusion of solidarity.

Both had fine records to maintain and new ones to create.

Brittain, who has won every British Classic except the Derby and famously won at the 1985 Breeders' Cup with Pebbles, feels he has a fine reputation to maintain, saying: "We've never had a horse test positive for anything".

Fine, but to maintain control of this firm, he will have to outbid Vodafone for the Cegetel stakes of either SBC Communications or BT Group.

Therefore, cell attachments must be fine-tuned to maintain the moving ameloblast row while simultaneously allowing an adjacent row to detach and move in a different direction.

Banks and lenders would be saddled with steep fines for failing to maintain the property -- saving the city millions.

Therefore, cells must have a fine-balanced homeostasis to maintain the intracellular zinc level stable through the activity of zinc transporters.

Most of the for-profit and nonprofit groups do seem to agree on one point, that the federal government should assume greater regulatory control over the transmission grid and be authorized to fine companies that fail to maintain their systems.

Since miRNAs act as "fine tuners" and/or "safeguards" to maintain the homeostasis [ 28], the development of miRNA-based therapeutics relies on antisense technologies for inhibition or replacement of miRNA activity.

These studies did not have aerosol modeling and assimilation capabilities but investigated the SAL temperature structure (improved by the assimilation of ad hoc Atmospheric Infrared Sounder temperature profiles) with the aid of the GEOS-5, whose finite-volume dynamics is particularly suitable to maintain fine thermal features and avoid unrealistic dispersion.