Sentence examples for maintain too from inspiring English sources

Requiring banks to maintain too much capital would stifle lending and hurt economic growth, Mr. Nixon said, repeating an assertion made often by the banking industry.

We live in an ever-expanding and connected community, where on the one hand we are expected to "care" more about the fates of ever more remote people and even animals (e.g., should lobsters be boiled alive?), while at the same time we become ever more addicted to our digital devices, and may burnout faster as we try to maintain too many superficial relationships.

A person involved in the negotiations said  the U.F.C., in addition to the rights increase, had wanted to own a 50 percent equity stake in Spike and  to maintain too much control over which fights the league broadcast on pay-per-view.

I remember that when this shopping centre was built in 1966, it had fountains in the middle of it; they've been concreted over – too expensive to maintain, too many frolicking children – and now youngsters are performing wheelies where they once stood.

He suggested Stormont was trying to maintain too many outlets within Parliament Buildings.

Some like it because it allows them to stay close to science without having to do messy bench work or maintain too narrow a focus.

Popper's view is, Kuhn maintains, too idealistic.

She maintained, too, that the contents of breakfast foods may be especially good for you.

Dramatically, it maintains too much poise to allow the real Lili's warmth to come through.

Some suburban and downstate lawmakers complain that Mr. Ryan has maintained too cozy a political relationship with Mayor Daley, a Democrat.

When an inner circle maintains too tight a stranglehold over the president's time and attention, too few views come into play.