Sentence examples for maintained for much from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding that the consumer is enjoying some favourable tail winds, it is hard to see how this pace of growth can be maintained for much longer.

During "Ooh La La," the first song, Mr. Jones scooted over to Ms. Linsey's microphone to coo a bit, while she looked sullen, a pose she maintained for much of the night.

Extrapolating from the recent elections, Putin has the support of perhaps 50 percent of the voting population — a far cry from the 80 percent approval ratings he maintained for much of his career.

Riley, who had maintained for much of the season that Mourning would not return this season, raised the possibility of a comeback earlier this month when he announced that he would keep a spot on the playoff roster open for him.

The livers given to Mr Christie and the other patient were preserved for five and nine hours respectively, but the Oxford team believes its system could allow donor livers to be maintained for much longer.

During his years at Harvard, he adopted a number of habits which he maintained for much of his life.

Recent falls in Asian shares have had many questioning whether the region has indeed decoupled from the economic pendulum of the United States, as many analysts have been maintaining for much of last year.

It moved to the west-northwest, a movement it would maintain for much of its duration.

Following the initial adaptation to oxygen deprivation, long-term survival of M. tuberculosis is accomplished by an enduring hypoxic response (EHR) which consists of a transcriptional response much larger than the dormancy regulon and maintained for a much longer period [7].

Some senior figures are missing and the manager hopes to have Gary Neville back when Villarreal visit in three weeks, but his present squad still will not meet the standards he maintained for so much of his remarkable tenure.

One sign of the political pressure on the Administration to prepare for a withdrawal came last week, when Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told Fox News that the current level of American troops would not have to be maintained "for very much longer," because the Iraqis were getting better at fighting the insurgency.