Sentence examples for maintain and transmit from inspiring English sources

TV's job was to maintain and transmit culture.

The ability of human and nonhuman-biting ticks to acquire, maintain and transmit the LD spirochete, and the role of lizards, birds and mammals in perpetuating it have been and still are being assessed both experimentally and in the field.

Since his retirement Mr. Forman had become an outspoken critic of both the BBC and the increasingly crowded commercial television system in Britain, calling the programming mediocre and neglectful of television's higher social purpose, which was, he said, "to maintain and transmit culture".

While healthcare organizations store, maintain and transmit huge amounts of data to support the delivery of efficient and proper care, the downsides are the lack of technical support and minimal security.

Similarly, the demands for multicultural rights made by immigrant groups are usually aimed either at exemption from laws and policies that disadvantage them because of their religious practices or at ensuring public support for particular education and/or cultural initiatives to maintain and transmit elements of their cultural and religious heritage.

However, the way bats maintain and transmit these viruses is currently unknown.

How positional information is maintained and transmitted during adult regeneration remains poorly understood.

The syndrome often involves multiple infectious agents that are maintained and transmitted quickly as new dogs are continually introduced to the housing facility.

This culture, already Christianized in the 4th and 5th centuries, was maintained and transmitted by an educational system that was inherited from the Greco-Roman past and based on the study and imitation of Classical Greek literature.

Investigating how TEI is established, maintained, and transmitted is challenging: it requires analysis of multiple generations and studies to date indicate that its effects are impermanent, fading with successive generations.

She's the living memory of the African cultural and religious traditions that her own ancestors maintained and transmitted, and her traditionalism is viewed by some of the younger women in the family, who are devout Christians, as dishonorable paganism and an obstacle to success in urban society.