Sentence examples for maintain already from inspiring English sources

Their existence shows that social cooperation is not suddenly imposed on isolated human beings with the creation of states, but that the latter is an additional form of association introduced to protect and maintain already existing social units.

And, with the economic pressures on state budgets, tuitions at public institutions will have to increase, just to maintain already strained capacity -- or more students will be turned away.

New corridors did not have major effect on the system; maintaining already functioning corridors is more effective.

Intriguingly, evidence supports not only a passive role of the niche maintaining already established stem/progenitor cell traits, but also that niche components can induce the cancer stem cell phenotype in already differentiated cancer cells.

Our findings suggest that canonical Wnt signalling may have an additional role in maintaining already differentiated OB interneurons in a simplified morphology even after cell fate has been determined.

Within some nucleotide positions, the positive selection in favor of Nc-to-Cn substitutions is weaker than the negative selection maintaining already established Cn nucleotides; this difference is due to site-specific negative selection favoring current Nc nucleotides.

Relationships 2.0 has also been a boon to maintaining already-established relationships.

But some experts maintain technology already has the answers.

Farrakhan was eager to assert his patriotism, condemn the attacks, slam American foreign policy and maintain his already somewhat strained links with the rest of the Islamic world - a lot to accomplish in just one speech.

"My desire to maintain the already fragile Supreme Court majority for civil rights, voting rights and women's rights," Mrs. Clinton said, "outweighs the respect I have for Judge Roberts's intellect, character and legal skills".

Being asked to take a show with a distinctive, delicate chemistry and increase its audience is definitely a more difficult proposition than being asked to maintain an already highly rated franchise.