Sentence examples for maintained a general from inspiring English sources
For a few years he maintained a general music business.
In this age of specialization, Mr. Sloman maintained a general business practice, representing clients both big and small in business transactions and courtroom battles.
For example, regulators said, from 1998 through 2001, Mr. Scalzo knew that Tyco maintained a general reserve that it used to offset unanticipated expenses.
Roosevelt, he argues, helped legitimize democracy in the eyes of the world and created alliances and relationships that maintained a general peace through the rest of the 20th century.
The panels for The Goldbergs and the upcoming, Ken Kenng-led Dr Ken maintained a general sense of humor for ABC – and reminded everyone that the network wasn't just about its sexy dramas and sexy muppets.
Yet the Spanish colonists had established the original pueblo in 1781 according to a plan laid out in the 16th-century Laws of the Indies, and the county later maintained a general grid for outlying tracts, roads, and highways.
Shakespeare remained strong in a varied portfolio of the sort which regional theatres need to maintain a general appeal, and Lenny Henry made a memorable Othello.
And in the performing arts, which lean most heavily on public subsidies, Europeans still maintain a general view that public support is a social covenant and moral obligation.
Yet even as some people are losing the well-paid jobs that help support local prosperity, housing values are so far holding up, helping maintain a general sense that the bottom is not falling out of the economy.
The designs show a crispness of line and a subdued diversity and richness of decorative detail that sets them apart from Second Empire style elsewhere, as does their tendency to maintain a general urban homogeneity, especially throughout central Paris.
It serves as a clearinghouse for information related to hydrography and charting and maintains a General Bathymetric Chart of the World, which is revised periodically to include data furnished by the maritime nations participating in their programs and conferences.
