Sentence examples for maintain it says from inspiring English sources

"Now it's about how do we maintain it," says Newton.

Local staff, unfamiliar with such technology, are sometimes less keen to maintain it, says Agnès Lamaure, a logistics expert with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), a French charity which has led much of the international response to Ebola.Another difficulty is that Ebola field clinics typically must generate their own electricity.

A billion-dollar air traffic control system that is scheduled to start service next spring will jeopardize air safety, the union representing the technicians who will maintain it says, because it lacks alarms and monitoring systems to give warning when it is beginning to fail.

"Ombre is actually morphing into a softer, more natural look called 'sombre' using an at-home kit can help achieve this style and maintain it," says Hill. "Babylights (super-fine, woven highlights like a baby's natural hair color) are a trend right now, too.

In the Asian region, will they learn from the lessons of the more mature markets in the world, and do they have the cultural aspects to maintain it?" says John Mathews, head of private wealth management and ultra-high net worth for UBS Wealth Management Americas.

There's no physiological reason that people cannot lose weight through diet and exercise and maintain it," says Kahan. "Yes, it's true that people can and do gain weight back, but they gain it back after gastric bypass surgery, too".

The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation experimented with a similar program a few years ago but decided it could not afford to maintain it, said Laura McKnight, its chief executive.

They use the grid essentially as "a big battery" without covering the cost to maintain it, said Steven E. Malnight, a vice president at Pacific Gas and Electric.

"It takes a lot of time to put a Web site together as well as to maintain it," said Wendy Ashley, the village clerk treasurer.

"The means were not provided to maintain it," said Marie-Claude Gauvard, a medieval historian and author of a book on the great Gothic cathedral.

Claudio Maria Celli, who heads the Vatican office that developed the portal and will maintain it, said Pope Benedict may put the site online himself with a click from the Apostolic Palace.