Sentence examples for maintain with their from inspiring English sources
In fact, the Premier League's success is explained by the close ties clubs maintain with their fans.
There's a mutual relationship that publishers need to maintain with their titles' respective communities and leagues that is not only appropriate, but necessary to grow the industry.
The links they maintain with their countries of origin put Britain again at the centre of a conversation with the whole of humanity.
A few years ago GM spent more than a billion dollars to buy out the retailers affected by its decision to eliminate its Oldsmobile brand.Dealers warn that the cuts could backfire because of the close ties they maintain with their local communities, sponsoring teams in youth leagues and providing cars for 4th of July parades each year.
Up to 80% of Draper Nexus' money is invested in early stage deals, and that's a focus they want to maintain with their second fund.
If the political influence of emigrants can be observed during elections, social protests, or calls for greater transparency or reform, this influence is the result of the permanent and long standing interactions migrants maintain with their family and friends.
And if the trend continues, the kinetic links that migrants have maintained with their home communities may begin to burn out.
The close relationship which shepherds maintained with their environment with its unexplored nature, beyond the limits of civilisation, of that which is known, made a lasting mark on these people.
To measure lifespan, stable zprogerin or zprelamin A transgenic fish were maintained with their wild-type siblings and their survival was measured using Kaplan-Meier survival curves (Fig. 8).
Twenty-four hours after delivery, all the litters were adjusted at 8 pups and were maintained with their mothers until weaning.
The research team supplied the generic brochures/letters and the agencies/government body collated and posted the information so that confidentiality was maintained with their clients.
