Sentence examples for maintain its original from inspiring English sources

And that temptation to argue that strikes could fix everything might actually hint at why the administration has been so reluctant to maintain its original case: because it meant conceding that, even if the United States can improve the Syrian war a little around the margins, possibly even with offshore strikes, we can't solve it.

It was found that the discharge curves of Li5/3Ni1/6Mn2/6Ti3/6O8/3 maintain its original shape after prolonged cycles, even though it is accompanied with capacity loss.

Blanching kills the bacteria and disables the enzymes, which means that the broccoli will maintain its original delicious properties better after it's frozen.

I was pleased to discover that West Street Grill, a gem since it opened in 1989, continues to maintain its original high standards of food and service.

Additionally, since Parliament has already passed the bill, Parliament may consider it a "point of honour to maintain its original view ... whatever the merits of the Council's objections" as they have already debated the bill and may decide to "stick to their original guns".

That said, hip-hop is a big enough tent that it can absorb such trends and still maintain its original essence.

It's super vintage, and when it moved to its current location around 10 years ago it maintained its original old-school look.

Alexandra Jones, the thinktank's chief executive, said: "We can't build a successful northern powerhouse without stronger, more productive cities. "The government's initiative has the potential to have a huge impact in addressing the north-south divide, but only if it maintains its original focus of boosting productivity in major northern cities such as Manchester, Leeds and Newcastle.

The medieval author, Menachem Azariah of Fano writes, "Just as a seed cannot grow to perfection as long as it maintains its original form -- growth coming only through decomposition -- so these points could not become perfect configurations as long as they maintained their original form, but only by breaking".

Assuming the workpiece maintains its original volume as it is formed, the elongation (L2) divided by the original length (L1) equals S1 divided by S2.

The commission's staff decided that because of changes to the exterior of the house, it no longer maintained its original character, and any attempt to recover that historical character would destroy the building's brickwork.