Sentence examples for maintain enormous from inspiring English sources

In Wyoming, for instance, digital currency start-ups must maintain enormous amounts of capital reserves to operate there.

You have settled the dispute with Chile over the Beagle Channel a settlement which eluded even the Pope when he was appealed to in 1981 .One of the biggest burdens on the countries of southern South America is that they maintain enormous armies which apart from undesirable Falklands wars—are there mainly to fight against their own peoples.

Corrupted corporate interests maintain enormous control over our democracy.

Even stripped to its score and only modestly staged, "Sweeney Todd," in the hands of a symphony orchestra, maintained enormous dramatic power.

In one of his trances, Yang claimed that the Lord demanded Hong be whipped for kicking one of his concubines (although Taiping followers were allowed no sexual relations with members of the opposite sex, Taiping leaders maintained enormous harems).

In the years since the war's messy end, the most hawkish promoters have maintained enormous sway within the Republican Party, holding leading advisory posts in both the McCain and Romney presidential campaigns as their counterparts in the "realist" wing of the party, epitomized by Mr. Powell, gravitated toward Barack Obama.

"Whatever the circumstance, they maintain an enormous respect for one another," he said.

I am intolerant of the Italian disdain for the urban environment, and the inability to value, care for and maintain its enormous cultural patrimony.

The small congregation, which had moved out of the lavish main sanctuary and into a modest ground-floor space, could not possibly maintain the enormous structure, which was near collapse.

They must maintain an enormous trove of factual and anecdotal material, share it with viewers in unscripted moments, ask succinct questions, gracefully follow the cameras and hand off to correspondents and studio guests, and do all this before a live camera.

He will maintain an enormous private financial interest that could at any time clash with American interests.