Sentence examples for maintain a degree from inspiring English sources

Yet SC Strategy appears to maintain a degree of clout in Whitehall.

That structure, analysts say, should prove a great incentive for Gucci executives eager to maintain a degree of independence.

"We work very hard to maintain a degree of separation between the entities," Mr. Ainslie told Barron's in 1996.

Ligdan's authority as khan was not recognized beyond his own tribe, and his attempts to maintain a degree of control over nearby Mongols were ignored.

While Nicholas's disappearance is a metaphor for the way we're all ultimately absent from one another, unfindable, it also works in narrative terms, and Klimasewiski manages to maintain a degree of mystery, despite having shown us just how Nicholas vanished.

"I am trying to maintain a degree of healthy scepticism in the face of Rouhani's massive charm offensive, which is infectious and so needed after the bitter miseries of the last four years," said one middle-class Iranian woman.

MAINTAIN SOME INDEPENDENCE Pooling resources is important, but so is maintaining a degree of financial independence.

He had maintained a degree of independence until a few days ago.

While science maintains a degree of control over scientific evidence, uncertainty is anyone's game.

Dr. Braun himself concedes that he maintains a degree of skepticism about certain aspects of classical analysis.

Having won the confidence of his people, he succeeded in maintaining a degree of independence from Austria.