Sentence examples for maintain reasonable levels from inspiring English sources

Try and maintain reasonable levels of personal hygiene at least.

If you wish to continue living unhappily, stink and don't bother cleaning your teeth.. Try and maintain reasonable levels of personal hygiene at least.

Notably, the optimized plan successfully handles an extremely dry scenario in which the current plan fails to maintain reasonable lake levels.

Research programs are narrowing their scope as budgets decline to maintain reasonable funding success levels, and gaps appear between programs such that some areas of fundamental investigation fall between the cracks.

For hundreds of thousands of years our species co-existed and maintained reasonable populations levels.

An international peacekeeping force would be deployed there to maintain a reasonable level of security until a viable Palestinian state was established.

The play of such outstanding golfers as Kathy Whitworth, Mickey Wright, Carol Mann, Sandra Haynie, and Sandra Palmer helped maintain a reasonable level of popularity for the LPGA throughout the 1960s.

It entails tons of dilemmas: how to incentivise environmentally friendly behaviour with end users when they don't own the product; how to shift to toll resource consumption instead of wages; how to maintain a reasonable level of taxes in a sharing economy where people rent out their private homes or bring people in their car without destroying this intelligent movement.

Such households may be compelled to buy a (cheap) car from their limited incomes to maintain a reasonable level of mobility and accessibility, and are thus faced with high transport costs.

For example, a multiple sclerosis patient with ambulatory problems can maintain a reasonable level of QoL by remaining independent through the use of a walking frame or wheelchair.

(Neutral was included to maintain a reasonable level of task difficulty, i.e. to minimize subjects performing the task using only one feature, e.g. 'happy' or 'not happy' using the wide open mouth; see also Smith et al., 2008).